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| Claybasher Member Since: 04 Feb 2023 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 16
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Hi, just after some help, need to replace the rear diff on a Freelander 2 I have just bought it is a 2010my with 67,000mls
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| Badger51 Member Since: 01 Mar 2014 Location: Korora Posts: 1022
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Austen is your go to guy, as everybody else will probably chime in with as well.
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| BossBob Member Since: 30 Sep 2010 Location: Bristol Posts: 1525
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What he said. Austen is the man to see. |
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| robblue Member Since: 10 Jan 2017 Location: cornwall Posts: 276
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As above |
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| Claybasher Member Since: 04 Feb 2023 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 16
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Many thanks, spoke to Austen today nice chap, forgot to ask him if I need to get the Freelander reflashed or whatever you call it after I’ve had the diff replaced.
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| jules Member Since: 13 Dec 2007 Location: The Wilds of Warwickshire Posts: 5566
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there is nothing electronic about the rear diff - its entirely mechanical Jules |
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| Claybasher Member Since: 04 Feb 2023 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 16
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O.k thanks, thought it was to do with the way the vehicle delivered the 4wd to reduce future problems |
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| BossBob Member Since: 30 Sep 2010 Location: Bristol Posts: 1525
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No, that is all managed by the Haldex and brakes. |
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| Claybasher Member Since: 04 Feb 2023 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 16
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Thank you kind gents for the help! Very much appreciated. |
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| Claybasher Member Since: 04 Feb 2023 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 16
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Yes going to get the haldex serviced also, just deciding wether to get the garage to refurb the diff or buy a reverb one from bell engineering or have also seen we are diffs do one, needs the timing belt doing also so will be getting a new water pump and alternator belt fitted.
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| MartynB Member Since: 08 Aug 2011 Location: Currently Rootless ! Posts: 1787
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That’s what I used the FL2 for . With Scorpion All Terrains on it went anywhere a sane person would take it . Just one thing if you’re using it in the field , the wheel arches are absolute sods for trapping mud , particularly the rear ones .
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| Claybasher Member Since: 04 Feb 2023 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 16
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Yes used to that situation with my navara, just spent an afternoon cleaning them out with a small wooden scraper and then pressure washed them with a 90 degree nozzle, going to renew the wheel arch trims and give them a good clean.
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| BossBob Member Since: 30 Sep 2010 Location: Bristol Posts: 1525
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Bell Engineering uprated the nose bearing in the differentials that they refurbish. I believe that they are the only people that do this. |
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| RogB Member Since: 16 Dec 2014 Location: Mansfield Posts: 3886
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personally, depending on costs etc i would go for the Bell Engineering diff as they uprated the nose bearings, with all the new components engineered by a local firm in the West Midlands (IIRC) so way better than the original LR mass manufactured bits. |
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