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Issues with new clutch system, Freelander
And there is no such thing as a free lunch! Although significantly cheaper it was still a huge outlay - pretty much what the car is worth I think. I spoke to the mechanic this morning when I dropped off the car for the horn issue. He listened and said he'd take it for a drive, plus he'd try...- Tagbrew
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Issues with new clutch system, Freelander
Hi Disco Mike, It wasn't a certified Rover shop and the parts were, I imagine, not Rover parts (though I do not know this for sure). I had an alternative quote from a Rover specialist and he was going to use top quality parts but the cost was several hundred pounds more. I paid using a...- Tagbrew
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Issues with new clutch system, Freelander
Another problem with my MkI Freelander (2006) relates to the new clutch, slave cylinder and dual mass flywheel that has just been fitted. Don't feel the new set up is right. There is way too much free play in the clutch pedal (about halfway before anything happens) and changing gears a bit...- Tagbrew
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Horn not working, Freelander
My Mk1 Freelander (2001) has just failed its MOT due to the horn not working. Apparently power going part way to the horn, the issue is in the steering column. The garage is wanting to charge me about £200 incl. VAT for a spare part and labour to fix. Any tips or advice on fixing it myself please?- Tagbrew
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