The Land Rover Freelander is not a bad car. In fact of the whole Range Rover and Land Rover range currently not he market the Freelander has the shortest list of common faults. However there are a few things to look out for especially if you are considering purchasing one second hand. First up, as
The Land Rover Freelander has a very common fault which is the failure of the differential unit. This is such a common fault hat Land Rover have released a technical service bulletin relating to it. Basically the diff cant cope with the loads placed upon it and the bearing on the pinion starts to fail.
This fault applies to the LR2 2.0Lt A common fault to happen to most of the Land Rover Freelander 2 is the mechanical failure of the turbo. In most cases is Range Rovers and Land Rovers, the turbo failure is caused by oil starvation. This is not the case in the LR2 (although oil starvation
This fault applies to the L538 Range Rover Evoke 2.0Lt A common fault to happen to most of the Range Rover Evoke L538 is the mechanical failure of the turbo. In most cases is Range Rovers and Land Rovers, the turbo failure is caused by oil starvation. This is not the case in the L538
As we have covered in previous articles, the vehicles fitted with the TD4 are not operating in the intended environment when the car is used for city driving and stop start driving which many of us are doing when we buy these cars. One of the ramifications of this stop start city driving is the
As we have covered in previous articles, the vehicles fitted with the TD4 are not operating in the intended environment when the car is used for city driving and stop start driving which many of us are doing when we buy these cars. One of the ramifications of this stop start city driving is the
This article covers the 2.2 TD4 Engine on the Land Rover Evoke. There are two common causes for the turbo issues on this engine. The first is the electronic actuator for the turbo and the second is mechanical failure of the turbo itself. The electronic actuator Common symptoms of this failure are the vehicle being
This article covers the 2.2 Engine on the Range Rover Evoque. There are two common causes for the turbo issues on this engine. The first is the electronic actuator for the turbo and the second is mechanical failure of the turbo itself. The electronic actuator Common symptoms of this failure are the vehicle being in
There are a number of common faults to watch out for on the Land Rover Discovery 4. Overall these are not a bad car however consumers need to know that you are buying a high end vehicle and with that comes the high end cost of things failing and fact that the more features the
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