Had your head gasket, thermostat etc. done and your Freelander is still overheating or the fans are coming on and staying on? Think you have checked everything and still cannot find the problem? This could be an issue with the coolant reservoir cap, particularly if your Freelander is a petrol …
If you are getting some engine movement, or a rattle from your Freelander engine, it’s worth checking the lower tie rod assembly – these can be prone to wear.
The intake air temperature (IAT) sensor on your Freelander detects the temperature of the incoming air stream. It provides a signal that enables the ECM to adjust ignition timing and fuelling quantity according to this temperature, to give optimum performance, drivability and emissions. If your IAT sensor fails your Freelander …
The Vehicle Identification Number VIN plate on your Freelander, which is located on the left hand door post, contains the following information: A Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) B Gross vehicle weight C Gross train weight D Maximum front axle load E Maximum rear axle load F Paint code G Trim …
Are you getting a vibration through your steering wheel? If the vibration is constant when you are driving, but at low speeds, under 30 mph, it is likely to be an issue with one of your tyres being damaged causing it not to be round, or one of the wheels …
ACEA is the European oil specification system (the US uses API specifications). In this specification A = Petrol, B = Diesel and C = Catalyst compatible or low SAPS (Sulphated Ash, Phosphorus and Sulphur). There is an ‘E’ category for heavy-duty diesel. The ACEA specifications are split into performance/application categories …
Is your Freelander tailgate window not operating properly? They have been known to randomly open before, or not close properly! Before heading to the garage try recalibrating it. Here is the procedure: 1. Disarm the alarm system. 2. Disconnect your Freelander battery. 3. Wait for 5 seconds. 4. Reconnect your …
Problems starting your Freelander? Is it doing nothing at all – not even cranking? If all your lights are displaying well on the dashboard and your horn is working – hence unlikely to be the battery – there are two things to try before heading to your local garage. First, …
There are three common signs of a failing/malfunctioning Freelander fuel pump, and in fact any vehicles fuel pump, these are: 1.The Engine Sputters at High Speed. The most common early sign of a problem with a fuel pump comes when driving a vehicle at a consistent high speed. While traveling …
Your Freelander’s brakes are one of the most vital parts of your vehicle and keeping them in the best shape possible is key to keeping your Freelander running efficiently and safely. If you have a problem with your brakes the following information will hopefully help you to determine exactly where …
