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Ref my question It's a 1999 1.8 Freelander. I have checked the sensors oin the brake circuit but still cannot get the warning lights to go out. Many thanks for advice.

Since going along a semi-flooded road my Traction control,ABS,Descent warning lights have failed to go out. Is there an easy fix ie WD40 clean protect connectors or will I need to get a rest tool to reset these lights?

Check the relays under the bonnet and the fuel pump relay,its prone to corrosion.It's sited next to the fuse box,remove clean and treat with WD40

:confused:Hi I have a minor problem with my 1.8 Freelander. One of the tappets appears to be sticking and causing a slight mis-fire on tick over. Have checked plugs,leads,comp test.Will an engine flush help/cure or is it a head off ? replacement item.It runs fine at normal speeds just slightly...

No I'm note a one time wonder. Many thanks for information. Fault turned out to be a cracked engine sump. No impact damage found. According to mechanic seems to be a common fault on older F/Landers he has seen.

Have a look a the fuel pump relay. Its located next to the fuse box in the engine compartment. Its a sod to get out but you might find one of the terminals has corrision or the spade connectors are loose.This caused starting probs on my F/Lander once checked and tightened immediate start

Hi my Freelander 1.8 series 1 has just dumped it''s oil with it covering the rear window and tail gate. I cannot find where it's coming from. The engine runs ok,plugs are clean, driveway covered!!!. Any suggestions. Have run comp test all even. Oil seems to be coming from lower section of...