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I get a similar problem from time to time with my glass fuses in my Landrover 90. The headlight stop working, even after cleaning the fuse carrier it still will play up. If I roll the fuse it will come on. Strange !

Yep, sounds like earth fault, As above, redone mine with good size nuts & bolts. Now have a problem with the head lights come on when the ignition is switched on. Looks like I have day running lights. ‍♂️

As others will say. Service history, they do have a couple of weak points. But lots of info on this site to guide you. have had mine 8yrs now. Apart from rear diff, has been a fab one. Last couple of years had been used in my plumbing business instead of a van.

Recently restored a 90 and found the help and advice on here amazing.

Let the madness begin !

Nice truck.

On my D2 I had the mis fire. Replaced the loom and it was still there. Found it was a loose connection, there was oil in the ecu.

It’s worth a few ads popping up for the info I’ve received in the past. Cracking site.

Cracking reply

I had this problem. Had managed to kink a pipe when fiddling around the under the bonnet.

Don’t know if this helps anyone with paint colours. I found a brochure for the Landrover 90 I was restoring and made my choice from the colours available.

Teignmouth here.

Hopefully 2022 will be a cracking year

Sorted out the back, as Freelander is used as a working vehicle for plumbing business. can fit a 3mtr length in and close the boot. A hard working truck carrying tools and materials about.

Looked at replacing the vent flap rubbers. think I will leave it to the Warner/dryer weather.

Merry Christmas everyone

Welcome

I am also thinking about tyres, I have and early 90. at the moment they have a bigger tyre on. they look right for the 90. but would like one day to return to stock. I have the original rims. See pic.

Had this with a vw transporter. Think it’s on your regeneration docs. M1 Vs N1. Hope that helps.

I had one of the Chinese heaters, used it for a year or so. It developed a fault that it wouldn’t turn off and only blew out cold air. Was a heat sensor. Easy to replace and cost £4.