20 Most Recent 2003 Land Rover Freelander - Page 4 Questions & Answers

I have exactly the same issue!

8707

Most likely damaged the ignition module during tests. Are you getting a pulsing wire to the coil on the signal wire? For starters check the ignition fuse first. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/samuel_dda9c48bb7ffbfd3

Check your Serial Number again as it does not have sufficient digits

It should have six digits M xxxxxx

BENT VALVE

Hi,

We may be able to help with this but need more information. Each radio has its own individual security code. There is no blanket code that covers Freelanders for example.

You will need to supply the serial number and part number of the radio itself so we can identify what radio you have. This will involve removing the radio from the dash to find the serial number which is on a label at the back or stamped into the metal casing of the radio itself.

Post this information up and we can advise from there.

Many thanks for using FixYa.

Definitely a hydraulic issue. Iknow you said they were both changed, but its usually the master & slave assembly that go faulty on the Freelander. Both parts come filled with fluid and pre-bled and only require fitting, no bleeding. Check with garage to make sure they did not split / bleed them.

hi sounds like o2 sensor rerquired

code for M029525 = 6960

dealer item.. sorry

dealer item... sorry..

Unfortunately It is the truth. If you do not mind and do not want to spend money get repair, just cancel and remove the turboocharger.

Find keycode to Land Rover 6500 CD-Europe 2CFF-18C838-A(-) / XQE 000160PMA Serial Number M029525. Please