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There is a lot of cheap nasty stuff out there, I work for an engine parts company we supply Glasser/Victor Reinz for head gaskets and head kits as well as King race bearings etc. We used to do ACL bearings but they went bustut seems to be what the reconditioners want. Always buy the best you...

The Delphi clone on EBay for around £60 is good value works on loads of different cars and works well with my Mk1 Freelander (reg January 2001) Talks to the ABS etc .

I have the Delphi car interface that connects to my laptop and it has under the |Freelander1 brakes and ABS systems the facility to bleed the brakes using the ABS modulater. It bleeds both the fronts as one and the rears as one using the ABS modulater to do it rather than the brake pedal so...

I work for an engine parts supply company and we just last week had a faulty head gasket returned to us the sealant one one corner around the water jacket hole had become detatatched . It wasn't a Freelander gasket but it does happen every now and then it may be worth checking

Good to know although it is an old trick Diesel fitters have been using for years, although some injectors just will not move at all then comes the big slide hammer and lots of swearing

You aint a million miles from me I'm in Hinckley

Mine has bluetooth as well . It seems to work well which is what I wanted and cheaply. I understand the argument regarding time effort etc these companies put into these things but I'm sure it isn't £1654 + VAT per unit.The mark up must be enormous on the things hence the cloned units...

Not tested it fully but would assume not but I have 2 keys so hopefully it won't be a problem I need to address.

Er I would have assumed so as the distributer want £1654 +VAT for one so at £65 I didn't for an instant assume it was the genuine one, but as long as it dose what it says on the box I'm not worried and as I said if it lasts 1 year-18 months I haven't lost my left kidney:D

Yep thats the one mine has 2014 software with it instead of 2013. It appears good value as I looked at a distributers site and the same item (granted it had updates) was £1654 + VAT. How they justify some of the prices is beyond me. I work for an Engine parts company and I know what our mark up...

It does seem to cover a lot of different modles and makes which is what I really wanted. I did look at the icarsoft i930 which at £99 -109 isn't expensive but then Iwould still need another unit that does other makes as all the kids have cars and I look after the wrinklies Rover 75 as well as...

You can reseal the liners with the engine in the car drain the oil and make sure theconrod for the liner that moved the bolts are accessable from the bottom, then take the head off undo the conrod bolts push piston out chances are you vcan lift the liner out from the top clean the ledge it sits...

Autocom CDP Pro Plus Delphi DS150e. The software is well lets say it didnt come from Delphi but comes with full instructions for installation and appears to work well but probably best not to update the software:o but it was £40 less than the icarsoft i930 and works on othe cars too which was a...

Not tried it on an auto box due to not having one to test it on but just opened the program and gone to a2003 Freelander and auto box is listed on the diagnostics.

I just bought a Delphi VCI and software and it works on my 2001 1.8 Freelander it does engine, ABS ,SRS, works the actuators and rear window as well as turning the beeps on/off and it works with most cars not just the Freelander. I did look at the icarsoft i930 but wanted some thing that...

Got to agree don't buy a dodgy one with whats at stake and the cost if it goes wrong. Bells are the ones to use and for around £250 with bearings its worth the cost.

As it says ABS on it I would assume that its for the anti locking brake system

I believe some of the problem may stem from Landrover its self. I have just replaced my brake light switch and on looking at the part number on it and looking at the chassis number then according to Landrover its the wrong one it s the old style 90 degree one Landrover say by the chasis number...

Thats how all the wagon engines looked in the chassis when I started my apprenticeship many many moons ago , along with the wooden framed cabs O how times have changed :o

Wish I had seen this yesterday, I had the tailgate cover off to replace the window mechanism I could have taken pictures and measurements for you before I stuck it back together