Land Rover Freelander 2.5l V6 Reviews

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Land Rover Freelander 2.5l V6
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“52 plate freelander petrol ”

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written by 435Blake on 13/09/2016

I bought a 2002 freelander petrol with 75,000 on the clock , 1 previous owner , just an impulse buy knowing about the head gasket prob , I got it home and stripped it down straight away to upgrade the head gasket , it's an easy job every thing I bought cost just under 200 pound , 3 days inc the head skim, exc car love driving it , petrol compsumption is ok , try running a shogun lol , would not hessitate to buy another , shall have this for a long time , just done 1800 miles in 10 days totally reliable.

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Asked by dijk1313 on 9th March 2015 Report this content
The engine makes light tapping noise. I use Oil 5W40. What could it be? Specialists expect a gudgeon pin or even a big end but this seems unrealistic to me.

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