Dust (Freelander 2)

Dust and powdery materials generated during the repair process can cause irritation, poisoning and harm the body. Avoid inhalation of powdered chemical dusts or dust generated when working with dry abrasive materials. If adequate ventilation is not available, wear respiratory protection.

fine pollen (powder) explosive material may cause an explosion. Avoid explosive concentrations and/or ignition sources in the work area.

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Acids and alkalis
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Freelander 2

General information
Using the manual
Repair technique
Precautionary measures
Road test
Fault codes
Identification codes
Jacking and lifting
Maintenance - Diesel
Maintenance - petrol
Chassis
Suspension
Front suspension
Rear suspension
Wheels and tires
Terrain response
Transmission system
Cardan shaft
Rear drive axle
Rear axle shafts
Front axle shafts
Brake system
Parking brake
Hydraulic brake
Brake booster
Anti-lock braking system
Exchange rate stability
Steering
Steering column
Power unit
Engine device
Engine repair
Description of the cooling system
Cooling system repair
Fuel supply
Drive units
Launch system
Ignition system
Exhaust toxicity
Air filtration
Fuel vapor control
Electronic control part
Automatic gearbox
Gearbox cooling
Automatic transmission controls
Mechanical transmission
Transfer case
Exhaust system
Fuel tank and lines
Speed control
Electrical equipment
Climate control system
Climate control
Additional climate control
Instrument panel
Sound signal
Information and messages
Assistance with parking
Battery and alternator
Information and entertainment
Outdoor Lighting
Interior lighting
Communication network
Wiring harnesses
Anti-theft system
Multifunctional modules
Body and coating
Body front panels
Lockable body parts
Interior trim
Rear view mirrors
Car seats
Glass, frames and mechanisms
Instrument panel and console
Handles, locks, latches
Windshield wipers and washers
Sunroof
Bumpers
Seat belt system
Restraint system
Body repairs
Front end repairs
Roof element repairs
Side panel repairs
Tailgate repairs
Subframe and mounts

Freelander 1

General information
Using the manual
Precautionary measures
Technique
Specifications
Connection tightening torques
Maintenance
Power unit
Diesel engine Td4
Petrol engine K1.8
Piston group K1.8
KV6 petrol engine
Piston group KV6
Decreased toxicity
Motor control EDC
Engine management MEMS
Motor control Siemens
Fuel supply diesel Td4
Fuel supply for K1.8 engine
Fuel supply of KV6 engine
Cooling diesel Td4
Engine cooling K1.8
Engine cooling KV6
Exhaust system Td4
Exhaust system K1.8
Exhaust system KV6
Clutch
Mechanical transmission
Transfer case
Automatic gearbox
Chassis
Drive shafts
Rear axle and final drive
Steering
Front suspension
Rear suspension
Brake system
Body and coating
Passive safety
Doors, locks and glass
Exterior body parts
Interior trim details
Seats
Roof hatch
Roof
Body geometry
Body parts repair
Sealing and corrosion
Electrical equipment
Heating and ventilation
Air conditioning
Windshield wipers and washers
Starting engine and charging
Lighting and headlights
Control modules
Safety system
Window management
Entertainment systems
Wiring harnesses
Governing bodies
Devices