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Car Repair Precautions Land Rover Freelander 1

 
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General safety rules
General safety rules
Operating materials posing a health hazard The design and operation of modern vehicles use many liquids and other materials that, if handled improperly, pose a health hazard to service personnel and...

Safety requirements
Safety requirements
Always follow these rules: Avoid excessive skin contact with oils, especially used motor oil. Wear protective clothing while working; wear impermeable gloves whenever they do not interfere with your...

Environmental protection rules
Environmental protection rules
Do not dispose of used oil on the ground, down drains, into sewers or into running water. The combustion of waste engine oil in small heaters and boilers is only permitted if the units are suitable...

Safe working practices
Safe working practices
If possible, use inspection pits or lifts to perform work from underneath the vehicle. Raise the vehicle with a jack only if there are none. Place wheel chocks under the vehicle's wheels and apply...

Environmental protection measures
Environmental protection measures
General information This section provides general information that will help reduce the harmful impact on the environment from vehicle maintenance and repair. Harmful emissions into the atmosphere...

Use of land resources
Use of land resources
Oils, fuels, solvents and other technical liquids cause soil poisoning when introduced into the soil. These liquids should never be disposed of by pouring them onto the ground. All precautions must...

Issues requiring legal approval
Issues requiring legal approval
Some service centers may obtain the consent of the service company to discharge car wash wastewater into the sewer. In this case, it is necessary to find out about the permitted substances that may...

Interaction with the immediate environment
Interaction with the immediate environment
Permanent residents of the areas adjacent to the service center are especially concerned about your compliance with environmental legislation. The degree of conflict depends on the proximity of the...

Use of consumed resources
Use of consumed resources
One of the aspects of environmental policy is the reduction of consumption of materials and electricity. To produce electricity for heating, lighting and compressed air, energy resources are consumed...

Waste disposal
Waste disposal
One of the most effective ways to reduce environmental hazards is proper organization of waste collection, storage and disposal. Legislation prohibits unauthorized waste removal. Organizations that...

Safety precautions when handling fuel
Safety precautions when handling fuel
Fuel vapors are highly flammable, and in a closed space they are also toxic and explosive. Fuel vapors are heavier than air, so they always collect at the lowest point. Fuel vapors are easily spread...

Precautions when working with electrical equipment
Precautions when working with electrical equipment
General information The following instructions ensure safe working conditions and the safety of the vehicle's electrical and electronic equipment. Additional instructions relating to individual types...

Disconnecting the battery
Disconnecting the battery
Disconnecting the battery Before disconnecting the battery, turn off the alarm system and all power consumers. If you need to remove the radio for repair, you should first disable its code...

Rules for working with electrical equipment components
Rules for working with electrical equipment components
Rules for working with electrical equipment components Before disconnecting or connecting electrical components, turn off the ignition. This will prevent damage to electronic equipment from voltage...

Working with airbags and seat belt pretensioners
Working with airbags and seat belt pretensioners
General information Supplemental Restraint Systems (SRS) are additional active protection for vehicle occupants in the event of a serious collision. The system components include airbags and seat...

Installing SRS system components
Installing SRS system components
To ensure reliable operation of the SRS system, periodic inspection and maintenance are required. All SRS components must be carefully inspected before installation. Do not install components that...

Checking SRS system components
Checking SRS system components
Airbags deploy at relatively low current levels, so always follow these instructions: CAUTION: When checking SRS components, do not use multimeters or other multi-purpose equipment - this may cause...

Rules for handling SRS components
Rules for handling SRS components
SRS components require careful handling and present increased danger if handling and storage rules are not followed. Always follow these instructions: CAUTION: SRS components require careful handling...

Storage of SRS system components
Storage of SRS system components
There are increased requirements for storing SRS components. This may require approval from local authorities. WARNING: Air bags and seat belt pretensioners are classified as explosives. For...

SRS Electrical Harnesses and Connectors
SRS Electrical Harnesses and Connectors
CAUTION: When working with SRS wiring harnesses, follow these instructions: Do not modify, extend, or repair the SRS harness in any way. Do not install potential sources of electromagnetic...

SRS rotary contactor
SRS rotary contactor
CAUTION: The inspection or repair of the rotary contactor must be carried out in strict accordance with the instructions given in the section "Repairing the SRS System". For reliable operation of the...

SRS Warning Labels
SRS Warning Labels
Warning symbols located in various places on the vehicle (in a suitable visible place, such as on the front side windows, or affixed to vehicle parts) indicate the location of SRS components that...

Car evacuation
Car evacuation
Follow these guidelines when towing your vehicle after it has been in a collision. Towing - SRS components did not deploy During normal towing of the vehicle, the SRS components are unlikely to...

Forced deployment of the SRS component
Forced deployment of the SRS component
If a vehicle with a non-deployed airbag is being scrapped, the airbag must be activated forcibly. Always follow these rules: CAUTION: Only personnel who have undergone the necessary training are...

Replacing SRS system components
Replacing SRS system components
The information below provides instructions for replacing SRS components either as a result of a vehicle collision or as a result of normal vehicle aging. A collision that did not result in the...

Precautions when working with the air conditioning system
Precautions when working with the air conditioning system
The air conditioning system contains working fluids and components that, if handled incorrectly, pose a danger to the operating personnel and the environment. The following instructions are intended...

Emergency assistance to the victim
Emergency assistance to the victim
If an accident occurs involving R134a refrigerant, the following steps must be taken: If R134a refrigerant gets into your eyes, do not rub them with your hands. Carefully rinse the affected eye with...

Precautions when performing maintenance
Precautions when performing maintenance
When working with air conditioning system components, follow these instructions: Do not pull or lift system components by hoses, pipes or capillary tubes. Hoses and pipelines must not be subjected to...

Replacing the air conditioning compressor
Replacing the air conditioning compressor
The new compressor supplied as spare parts is fully filled with lubricating oil (X cm³). The new compressor is supplied filled with X = 120 cm³ of oil. Before installing a new compressor, the...

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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


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