November 27, 2010 – 11:23
Is Your Diesel Freelander losing water or overheating? Do you want your beloved Freelander back on the road and running cool again? We Can Help! If you are losing water or your engine is overheating, don’t continue to drive your car otherwise you could do extensive damage to the engine. Our Freelander Diesel head gasket […]
By Sue
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Also posted in Freelander 1, Freelander Engines
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Tagged 2.0 Diesel, Cam Belt, Cooling system, Cylinder Head, Engine Problems, Head Gasket, L-Series, Looking after your Freelander, Oil Leaks, TD4, Timing Belt, Water Loss
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Is Your Freelander V6 losing water or overheated? Do you want your beloved Freelander V6 back on the road and running cool again? We Can Help! If you are losing water or your engine is overheating, don’t continue to drive your car otherwise you could do extensive damage to the engine. Our Freelander 2.5 V6 […]
Is Your Freelander 1.8 K Series losing water or overheating? Do you want your beloved Freelander back on the road and running cool again? We Can Help! The Rover K Series 1.8 Petrol engines have been known to be prone to head gasket failure, due to being manufactured with a single layer metal head gasket […]
Has Your Freelander done 72,000 miles or more? Do You Want to make sure it does another 72,000 miles? We Can Help! Don’t take the chance of your timing belt snapping – if this happens you are likely to do serious, and possibly irreparable engine damage, which would cost thousands to fix! Our Freelander 2.5 […]
Has Your Freelander done 72,000 miles or more? Do You Want to make sure it does another 72,000 miles? We Can Help! Don’t take the chance of your timing belt snapping – if this happens you are likely to do serious, and possibly irreparable engine damage, which would cost thousands to fix! Our Freelander 1.8 […]
Last week Nobert and I visited Denmark to repair some Freelanders and Rovers (yes, we fix Rovers too, infact we will fix anything that has the K-series or KV6 engine in it). We were privileged to be given fantastic accommodation and hospitality by one of our customers – thank a million Rene and Helle – […]
November 17, 2009 – 13:36
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 km) or every 12 months […]
By Sue
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Also posted in FL2 Services, Freelander 1, Freelander 2
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Tagged 1.8 Petrol, 2.0 Diesel, 2.2 Diesel, 2.5 Petrol, K-Series, KV6, L-Series, Looking after your Freelander, Service Schedule, TD4, V6
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