Saved from the Junkyard: 2003 Land Rover Freelander TD4 / S5-EP 47

DISCLAIMER: in this video, there is a high pitch noise from the critter schreck installed in the car we are working on. This noise is not noticeable for all viewers. We apologize for not capturing this during the video take or edit. YouTube videos cannot be edited after upload. So, it is not possible to add a filter or similar now. We could only cut the entire scenes out and we did this in the beginning of the video. Now thanks to all the complaints, other viewers also miss out on these scenes, even if their hearing does not provide them the negative experience of the high pitch noise. Please remember, you watch the videos for free and you are not required to complain about the noise in the comments to us. If it bothers you that much, just watch something else and tune back in next week. I added a permanent lowpass filter in my editing software and nobody will ever hear a frequency above 9 khz in any of our future videos. Thanks for watching (or not watching)! Christian from LR Time ---- ORIGINAL VIDEO DESCRIPTION ---- In this week’s episode, we bring new life to an old friend — a 2003 Land Rover Freelander 1 TD4 with the trusty BMW engine and an impressive 265,000 km on the clock. This car holds a special place in our hearts, as Vera drove it for 10 (!) years, so when it failed its MOT (or TÜV, as we say in Germany), we couldn’t let it head to the scrapyard. The Freelander’s new owner asked for our help, and we couldn’t resist giving this tough little SUV another chance at life. Over one weekend and three long evenings, we tackled several tricky repairs, including: Replacing the clutch Repairing the rear differential mounts, a common issue with these cars. Resolving a stubborn EGR problem, which proved to be quite the challenge! Join us (Vera and Christian) when we complete this job, share repair tips, and enjoy a few laughs along the way. Whether you're a Freelander fan or just love seeing old cars restored, this episode is packed with moments to inspire and entertain. Disclaimer: We are not liable for any harm you may do to your car, engine, surroundings, or yourself. Use the information in this video at your own risk. 👉 Remember to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you don’t miss our next adventure! Got questions or tips? Drop them in the comments below—we love hearing from you! Support LR Time on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/LRTime Thanks for watching, Vera & Christian

Added 26 Jun 2026