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TheBeardedWelshMan



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Retrofit terrain response module

Hi All, do we know if we are able to retrofit terrain response module on a 2 S TD4E (160) 2010?

Ta

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robblue



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hi i have a TD4 freelander 2 s without the terrain response module / selector knob in front of gear stick and i have had that in muddy fields , snow , and on a few beaches without any problems . 2009 FL2 S now gone
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Nodge68



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Re: Retrofit terrain response module

TheBeardedWelshMan wrote:
Hi All, do we know if we are able to retrofit terrain response module on a 2 S TD4E (160) 2010?

Ta

From memory that model is a FWD, in which case no, you can't fit TR, at least not without all the driveline hardware to go with it.

If it was a basic 4WD without TR, then theoretically it could be retrofitted, but in reality it's simply easier to sell the lesser model on, and put some extra money into a better equipped vehicle, which will have more stuff as standard anyway. 2009 Rimini Red SE TD4. Soon to be sold.
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A good set of brand name all terrain tyres would be a much better investment than trying to convert the car to TR . I ran my FL2 regularly off road and in Penninw winters . The biggest single factor on how it will go will be the bit that connects it to the the ground . In real life the TR is a nicety , not a must have . 2009 GS Auto Zermatt Silver - Sold June 21 after 10 years of ownership

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jules



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Were there different variants of the eD4 models, some FWD and some 4WD ? I dont know.

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/land-....2-ed4-2wd

If its not 4WD then fitting TR is a non-starter. Jules

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MartynB wrote:
A good set of brand name all terrain tyres would be a much better investment than trying to convert the car to TR . I ran my FL2 regularly off road and in Penninw winters . The biggest single factor on how it will go will be the bit that connects it to the the ground . In real life the TR is a nicety , not a must have .


Presumably you still have traction control via the brakes and some basic control of the haldex - just not driver variable. Jules

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jules wrote:
Were there different variants of the eD4 models, some FWD and some 4WD ? I dont know.

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/land-....2-ed4-2wd

If its not 4WD then fitting TR is a non-starter.


Can't beat a bit of model name confusion...

    TD4e 4x4 with stop start (April 2009 - August 2010*)

    eD4 4x2 without TR or HDC (January 2011 - June 2014)


* I'm guessing that the short lived TD4e badge was simply dropped and stop start became standard on all later manual TD4 cars ???

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jules



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thanks for clearing that up Jules

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TheBeardedWelshMan



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Cheers all!

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