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Car Repair Precautions Land Rover Freelander 2

 
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Health protection and precautions
Health protection and precautions
Modern vehicles use a variety of fluids and other materials that, if handled improperly, pose a health hazard to service personnel and the environment. Most procedures related to vehicle repair and...

Acids and alkalis
Acids and alkalis
These include, in particular, alkalis such as caustic soda, used in detergents, and acids such as sulfuric acid, used in batteries. Both alkalis and acids are irritating and dangerous to the skin,...

Airbags
Airbags
These are flammable, explosive products - please observe smoking precautions: NO SMOKING! Used in a car as part of a safety system. The activation device contains a powerful explosive substance...

Air conditioning refrigerant
Air conditioning refrigerant
This is a highly flammable, combustible substance - observe smoking precautions: NO SMOKING! Contact with skin may cause frostbite. Follow the manufacturer's instructions. Avoid open flames, use...

Adhesives and sealants
Adhesives and sealants
Many adhesives and sealants are flammable, combustible - please observe smoking precautions: NO SMOKING! Such materials should be stored in fireproof cabinets in areas where smoking is prohibited....

Antifreeze
Antifreeze
Undiluted, it is flammable. When antifreeze is heated, vapors may be released from it. Avoid inhaling these vapors. Antifreeze, in quantities harmful and dangerous to life, can be absorbed through...

Battery acids
Battery acids
See also the section on acids and alkalis. The gases released when charging a battery are explosive. Always remove the battery from the vehicle before charging. Never use open flames or allow sparks...

Brake pads and linings
Brake pads and linings
Install brake pads on the vehicle as specified by the manufacturer. When replacing brake pads and linings, all brake pads and linings located on the same axle must be replaced.

Working fluid of the brake system and clutch drive
Working fluid of the brake system and clutch drive
Splashes on skin and eyes may cause irritation and, if left on for long periods of time, may cause harm to the body; avoid prolonged contact with the liquid. If it gets into your eyes, rinse the...

Chemical materials
Chemical materials
All chemical materials require careful handling and storage. They can be toxic, harmful to health, caustic, irritating, highly flammable, and cause harmful fumes, fumes, and dust. The effects of such...

Anti-corrosion materials
Anti-corrosion materials
Some corrosion protection materials are flammable - please observe smoking precautions: NO SMOKING! These materials have different characteristics, so it is always necessary to follow the...

Dust
Dust
Dust and powdery materials generated during repairs may cause irritation, poisoning and harm to the body. Avoid inhaling dust from powdery chemicals or dust generated during work with dry abrasive...

Electrical equipment
Electrical equipment
Electric shock can result from the use of faulty electrical equipment or the improper use of properly functioning electrical equipment. Ensure that electrical equipment is maintained in good working...

Smoke from the exhaust
Smoke from the exhaust
Vehicle exhaust emissions (smoke) contain choking, harmful and toxic chemicals such as carbon and nitrogen oxides, aldehydes, lead and aromatic hydrocarbons. The engine may only be operated with...

Fiber insulation
Fiber insulation
The fibrous surface structure and cut edges may cause skin irritation. Generally, the fibre has a physical rather than chemical effect. Precautions should be taken to avoid excessive skin contact...

Fire
Fire
Many of the materials involved in auto repair are flammable. Some materials will release toxic or harmful gases when burned; others, such as technical rubbers, form very active hydrofluoric acid when...

First aid
First aid
In addition to complying with general legal requirements, it is advisable that everyone working in the repair area be trained in first aid. Eyes, after splashes, should be thoroughly rinsed with...

Technical rubbers
Technical rubbers
O-rings, sealing cuffs, hoses, flexible pipes and other similar parts are made of fluororubber (not to be confused with ordinary rubber). Under normal operating conditions, such components do not...

Foams — Polyurethane
Foams — Polyurethane
Used as noise and sound insulation. Cured foam materials are used in seats and interior trim. The components are irritating before they react and may be harmful to skin and eyes. Use protective...

Fuel
Fuel
Avoid contact of fuel with skin if possible. If it does occur, wash the affected area with soap and water. Petrol These are highly flammable, combustible substances. Observe smoking precautions: NO...

Gas cylinders
Gas cylinders
Gases such as oxygen, acetylene, argon and propane are usually stored in cylinders under pressure of up to 138 bar (13800 kPa). Therefore, when handling them, special care must be taken to avoid...

Service station tools and equipment
Service station tools and equipment
It is very important that all tools and equipment are kept in good condition. When specific equipment is needed, only equipment that is in good working order and safe to use should be used. Never use...

High pressure testing equipment
High pressure testing equipment
Always keep high pressure equipment in good condition and check and service it regularly, especially at connections and fittings. Never direct a high pressure nozzle, such as a diesel injector, at...

Using a jack
Using a jack
Before jacking up your vehicle, carefully read the "Towing and Jacking Your Vehicle" section of this manual. Raise the vehicle only when it is on a level surface. Apply the parking brake and place...

Liquid and consistent lubricants
Liquid and consistent lubricants
Avoid prolonged or repeated contact with mineral oils. All liquid and consistent lubricants may cause eye and skin irritation. Used motor oils Prolonged and repeated skin contact with mineral oils...

Environmental precautions
Environmental precautions
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 Many works performed...

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...

Noise
Noise
Work related to checking security alarms, body straightening and other work using pneumatic tools are sources of high noise levels. Pay attention to the time of day when work with increased noise...

Solder
Solder
Solders are mixtures of different metals, characterized by the fact that the melting point of the mixture is lower than the melting point of the corresponding metals (usually lead and tin). Usually,...

Solvents
Solvents
These are, for example, acetone, white spirit, toluene, xylene, trichloroethane. They are used in cleaning and de-waxing materials, paints and varnishes, plastics, resins, thinners, etc. Some of them...

Suspended loads
Suspended loads
CAUTION: Never use temporary, improvised lifting equipment. There is always danger when lifting or hanging objects. Never operate under an object that is suspended, raised, or not supported by safety...

Viton
Viton
As with many other automobile manufacturers, some components have O-rings, seals, or gaskets that contain a material known as "Viton". Viton is a fluoroelastomer, which is a type of synthetic rubber...

Welding
Welding
Welding processes include types of welding such as electric resistance welding (spot welding), arc welding and gas welding. Electric contact welding This process may be accompanied by the formation...

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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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