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Jacking and lifting the car Land Rover Freelander 2

 
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  • Freelander
  • Freelander 2
  • General information
  • Jacking and lifting
 
Using a jack
Using a jack
General information WARNING: When lifting a vehicle, the following instructions must be followed. Place the vehicle on a level and firm surface. Apply the parking brake. Move the automatic...

Lifting the front of the car
Lifting the front of the car
WARNING: When jacking up the front of the vehicle, always place wheel chocks under the rear wheels of the vehicle. Apply the parking brake. Move the automatic transmission selector to the 'P' - Park...

Raising the rear of the car
Raising the rear of the car
Since there is no central jacking point at the rear of the vehicle, it is not possible to lift both sides at the same time. WARNING: When jacking up the front of the vehicle, always place chocks...

Lifting a car on a two-post lift
Lifting a car on a two-post lift
WARNING: Make sure the vehicle is stationary before continuing work. CAUTION: If it is necessary to disconnect the drive shaft(s), release the parking brake and place the transmission in neutral (N)...

Lifting a car on a four-post lift
Lifting a car on a four-post lift
Car with wheels installed If it is necessary to disconnect the drive shaft(s), all four wheels must be raised off the platform to allow the shaft(s) to be turned. Refer to the following section,...

Towing equipment attachment points
Towing equipment attachment points
CAUTION: The single towing "points" at the front and rear of the vehicle are intended for recovery purposes only. DO NOT use them to tow a cargo trailer or caravan. To gain access to the front towing...

Towing a vehicle with four-wheel support
Towing a vehicle with four-wheel support
Make sure the remote control is in the original slot when the vehicle is towed. Removing the remote control from the slot will cause the steering column lock to become locked, preventing proper...

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Freelander 2 
  • General information
  • Using the manual
  • Repair technique
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  • Road test
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  • Jacking and lifting
  • Maintenance - Diesel
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  • Chassis
  • Suspension
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  • Front axle shafts
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  • Hydraulic brake
  • Brake booster
  • Anti-lock braking system
  • Exchange rate stability
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  • Steering column
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  • Description of the cooling system
  • Cooling system repair
  • Fuel supply
  • Drive units
  • Launch system
  • Ignition system
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  • 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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