Buying a Land Rover Freelander? What should you look out for?

If you are thinking of buying a Land Rover Freelander there are a few things that it is worth  checking on any Freelander you are considering. As with all cars there are certain issues that are common to each particular make, and the Freelander is no exception. To help you

Land Rover Freelander Head Gasket Blown – What Causes it?

Unfortunately it is true, the Freelander 1.8 petrol is prone to head gasket failure. In fact, this is a common issue for all cars that use the Rover K series engine. Why? The original head gasket fitted to the Freelander 1.8 petrol model was a single layer gasket that proved

Freelander Reconditioned Viscous Coupling Unit (VCU)

Only £345 incl. VAT Is Your Freelander Holding Back on You? Do You Want Your Beloved Freelander to have Power Again? We Can Help! A Freelander Viscous Coupling Unit (VCU) should be replaced approximately every 70,000 miles – otherwise you risk doing damage to the rest of the drive train

Freelander Service – from just £155.86

The recommended Land Rover Freelander service schedule is after 3,000 miles (5,000 km) or 3 months for the first service, then a main service every 12,000 miles (20,000 km) or every 12 months whichever comes soonest,  for the Freelander 1. The Freelander 2 service schedule is every 15,000 miles (30,000

Freelander IRD Unit / Transfer Box from £450

We supply used and reconditioned Freelander IRD Units / Transfer Boxes. We can also check your existing IRD Unit / Transfer Box for any damage if you are not sure if you need to replace it. How can you tell if your Freelander IRD Unit / Transfer Box is damaged?

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