West Coast British, your LAND-ROVER Specialist. |
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Maintaining & Servicing Your LAND-ROVER |
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Land-Rover FREELANDER V6 -not LR2 Service, Major $650.00 (similar to Land Rovers 30/60/90K) Plus parts Change Motor oil & Filter; Castrol Syntec motor oi 5/30 or 5/40wl) Change Transmission oil; Syn Dextron-III ATF Change Transfercase oil; Syn 75/90w GL5 Gear Oil Check Rear Axle oil; Syn 75/90w GL5 Gear Oil Check/Top-up Brake fluid; Castrol LMA DOT-4 or Syn Dot4/5 Check/Top-up cooling system (see note at bottom regarding hoses & radiator) Check for Leaks in Cooling/Heating system Check/Replace Air Filter (as required); ESR4238 Check Plug Wire set to cracks, burning and arcing. Replace Spark Plugs as required (check/re-gap/refit if plugs good-new); AP3923 Autolite Platn. Check operation of Throttle/Adjust as needed Replace Fuel Filter (at 90k miles) Check for Fuel Leaks, report. Check Cam covers for leaks, tighten. Check Drive Shaft U-Joints & CV Boots. Check/Tighten Prop-Shaft Bolts, tighten as needed. Lube Door Hinges (as required) Check/Adjust Tire Pressures, all; 30-psi Check condition of Tires & report. Check for Oil Leaks; Engine, Transmission, Transfer, Swivels, Axles, Steering Check for Oil Leaks; Shocks. Check Brake pipes/hose for security and leaks Check Brakes x4, report. Check Hub Bearing end-float, report. Check Operation of Hand Brake, Adjust as needed. Check Exhaust System for leaks, security & damage Check condition of Drive Belt(s) Check condition of Battery. 7591 Series. Check All Lights and Signals for operation Check condition of Seat Belts & mounts Check condition and security of Steering Box, joints and gaiters Check Steering Box, report. Check Front Wheel Alignment (additional time if rusted and unable to adjust tow-out) Check for off-road damage under car & report Road Test & Report WCB Always suggests your Motor Oil/Filter & Air Filter be changed every 3750 mi for maximum engine life.
It is suggested that all Heating/Cooling hoses (water) be replaced at/beyond 90k miles, in addition radiator should be removed and serviced by a radiator specialist.
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