Brake Light Switch Problems of Land Rover Freelander

Numerous large repairs needed for a 2003 Land Rover Freelander, current mileage approx 79,000 including: new engine oct 2007, new radiator June 2007, new fuel pump may 2007, new thermostat April 2007, internal electrical fault September 2006, cooling system September 2006, broken sway bar April 2006, right rear window replaced February 2006, child safety lock recall November 2005, brake switch failure November 2005, heater core leaking coolant November 2005, coolant bottle replaced November 2005, driver door replaced December 2004, windshield washer broken December 2004.

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A sensor shut down the motor while I was driving on I-55. It required me to coast to the side of the road. (this happened in the summer of 2006. ) last month, the water resevoir in the engine busted (despite dutiful maintenance) requiring a completely new engine to be installed. The radio has also malfunctioned twice, being replaced last time. No one was injured in either case, but it could have easily resulted in deaths when the vehicle quit in 70 mile per hour traffic!.

The contact owns a 2004 Land Rover Freelander. He received a recall notice for the exterior lighting: brake lights: switch (NHTSA campaign id#07v041000). The contact requested to have the parts shipped to his home because the dealer is hours away however, the dealer refused. There had been no failure to date. The current mileage was 39,493. Updated 09/06/07.

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Land rover, Freelander hse 2002. Engine valve leak, 5th cylinder not firing, catalytic sensor went bad, pressure valve leakage. The car stooped all of a sudden. Just crossed the manufacturer's warranty, by 700 miles.

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Brake lights do not illuminate. Checked fuse, bulbs and wiring. All were operative. Had brake lamp switch replaced. Lights still not operational. (new stop lamp switch was the same manufacturer as the one that is currently under NHTSA investigation. ) since new part didn't work, old part was reinstalled and new one returned to dealer. The dealer wants to charge 300. 00 just to tell me why brakes won't work and is aware of what has already been tried. Brake lights still not operational.

Customer states that the manager at avenel new jersey treated her badly* the consumer stated that she had her vehicle towed to the dealer due to the vehicle stopping in the middle of the road. The consumer also stated that she wanted to get the recall fixed on the car for the back brake lights. The consumer was told the gas assembly was cracked.