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#11
මචං, මම මාස ගාණක් මගේ මුල්ම වාහනේ ikman.lk එකේ හොයන ගමන් ඉන්නේ. අන්තිමට මට එකක් සෙට් වුනා. ඒක බොරලැස්ගමුවේ 2004 TD5 ස්ටේෂන් වැගන් එකක්, අයිතිකරු රු. මිලියන 4.2ක් ඉල්ලනවා, ඒත් ගාන සාකච්ඡා කරන්න කැමතියි.
ඡායාරූප වල නම් හොඳ පෙනුමක් තියෙනවා - කිසිම මලකඩයක් පේන්නේ නැහැ, ඇතුල ඔක්කොම පිරිසිදුයි වගේ.
මගේ ප්‍රධාන ප්‍රශ්නේ තමයි TD5 එන්ජින් සම්බන්ධයෙන් මම සම්පූර්ණයෙන්ම අලුත්. ඉලෙක්ට්‍රොනික සිස්ටම් එක සහ ගෑස්කට් ගැටළු ගැන හැමෝම මට අනතුරු අඟවනවා. ඒක ප්‍රශ්නයක්ද නැත්තම් බොරු කටකතා විතරද?  ::)
#12
Coffee Lounge / Re: Is the Land Rover Defende...
Last post by James_Stephen - Jul 28, 2025, 09:45 PM
Truth is – it depends on how well it's been looked after. Old Defenders (like 300TDi and TD5) are simple and reliable if serviced properly. But if you neglect them or buy one with bad history, they'll give you trouble for sure.
Puma models need more care with electronics. But overall, if you service regularly and don't abuse it, it's a solid ride. Just don't expect Japanese-level reliability, this is more about personality 😎
#13
English Discussions / Can the Defender be used as a ...
Last post by Mendis_Lasi - Jul 25, 2025, 09:22 PM
I love the Defender but is it too rough for daily use — like Colombo traffic, school runs, etc.
#14
English Discussions / Re: How is Defender's resale v...
Last post by Bhagya_Sandun - Jul 23, 2025, 06:51 PM
Defenders actually hold their value quite well in Sri Lanka, especially classic models and good-condition imports. There's strong demand from enthusiasts and off-road fans. If you maintain it properly and keep it clean, you won't lose too much even after years of use — especially with import restrictions boosting demand for older units.
#15
English Discussions / How is Defender's resale value...
Last post by Mendis_Lasi - Jul 23, 2025, 06:50 PM
I'm considering getting a Defender but worried about resale value. How do they hold up in the Sri Lankan market?
#16
Yes! Take the old estate route via Bandarawela – Passara side and cut through the 21-hairpin section. Some muddy patches during rain. GPS essential. Talk to local estate folks before entering private sections. Epic views guaranteed!
#17
Planning a two-day Defender run from Ella to Ohiya. Anyone done it? Looking for scenic + moderately challenging trail with some mud & hill climbs.
#18
Try checking riyasewana.com and also local FB groups like "Land Rover Owners SL." Defender 90s are rare now, but a few clean builds pop up post-Feb 2025 import lift. If you're open to importing, talk to Lanka Vehicle Importers – some have UK stock.
#19
Looking for a Defender 90, ideally a manual version—Tdi or Puma is fine. Budget around LKR 6–7.5 million. Drop links if you know sellers or garages.
#20
Say you're at a remote campsite and you head off for a short hike or visit a nearby village. Do you lock everything inside? Use lockable storage boxes? Chain the stuff down to the rack?