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Europe’s best-selling 4-wheel drive for five consecutive years, the Land Rover Freelander was the beginning of a new generation of vehicles, the compact off-roader. The newer LR2 has even greater road clearance and improved off-road capabilities. With high-quality vehicles such as these comes the need for first-rate auto parts to not only repair but also maintain or even upgrade the current mechanical properties of the automobile. Only the best parts can retain such superb power and capabilities the Land Rover Freelander series is well know for. Buying unsurpassed parts for all mechanical matters is the only way to preserve the integrity of the vehicle and perhaps make it just a little bit better for your next off-road experience or trip to the grocery store.


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Land Rover Freelander

British automaker Land Rover introduced its compact SUV, the Freelander, in 1997. U.S. sales started in 2002 and ended in 2005, though overseas production and sales continued for several years. Interestingly, the Freelander might never have gotten off the drawing board if it weren't for a corporate takeover by BMW. The company had begun investigating the market potential of such a vehicle offering in the 1980s, but the Rover Group didn't have a lot of extra capital for development. It was only after BMW took over in 1994 that the project received full funding. It was the most popular four-wheel drive in Europe for the first five years.

The Land Rover Freelander came in a number of different configurations, including a "semi-convertible" and a commercial version that was similar to a delivery van. Two different gasoline engines were available. The smaller one was a 1.5 liter four cylinder Rover "K" Engine, while the larger was a 2.5-liter K Series V6. There was also a diesel option; until the 2000 model year, that engine was a Rover "L" model; after that, it was replaced by a BMW diesel motor. Most of the early Freelanders had manual transmissions, but Tiptronic automatics (which permit the driver greater control over gear selection) were standard equipment on V6 models.

In 2003, Car and Driver magazine put the Freelander SE3 model through some tests, driving over harsh terrain in the Nevada desert. The conclusion: despite its shortcomings (the Freelander lacked the low-range gearing and locking differentials found in most off-road four-wheel drives), it was a fairly capable vehicle once it left the paved highway. Of course, that is not what most auto consumers were interested in. When it came to practicality, the Freelander tended to fall short. Small to begin with, the SE model had only two doors and little in the way of cargo space. However, it came with many amenities, including detachable sunroof panels and rear canopy that enabled motorists to enjoy open-air driving. There were other bells and whistlers, including a powered rear window and a nine-speaker Harman/Kardon stereo system with a six-disc CD changer.

If you are in the market for a used Land Rover Freelander, there are a few things to keep in mind. One of them is the head gasket. It's one of the Land Rover Freelander parts that tended to fail early on; the OEM version was a single layer which had a penchant for blowing at around 70,000 miles. Aftermarket versions with multiple layers are available wherever you fine Land Rover freelander parts for sale. You'll want to check into the vehicle's history and make certain that the OEM head gasket has been replaced with a multi-layer one. In order to check for a blown head gasket, check the radiator for oil residue and the coolant reservoir for color. Since coolant has color, clear water is an indication that the head gasket has already failed. There has also been an issue with premature brake wear, particularly on 2003 models. When it comes to these repairs, online suppliers like PartsGeek.com can save you serious money on Land Rover auto parts.



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Reviewer: Freelander starter

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Installed and working great. Fast reply for the RMA to return the core for the credit. Land Rover wanted over $700 to replace the starter. With credit and a local mechanic, I invested $235. Way to go Parts Geek!

2004 Land Rover Freelander Starter

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Reviewer: Tim

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OEM part, worked great, fast shipping!

2002 Land Rover Freelander Window Motor / Regulator Assembly

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Reviewer: Tim

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OEM part.. worked great! Fast Shipping!

2002 Land Rover Freelander Intake Manifold Motor

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Reviewer: joe meegan

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fair price,fast delevery

2002 Land Rover Freelander Headlight Bulb

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Reviewer: Fast & Efficient

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I was very pleased with the fast and efficient service that I received from PartsGeek. The price was fantastic...$95.00 less than purchasing directly from the dealer, now that's a savings! I will definately use PartsGeek in the future

2002 Land Rover Freelander Radiator Hose

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Reviewer: Broken landrover

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Bought this part expecting to have it shipped to me in 5 days I received it next day. Huge savings then buying from dealership will recommend to others on fast shipping and great service

2002 Land Rover Freelander Water Pipe