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354 chamberlain
31st July 2018, 01:57 PM
Has any body changed or had changed the timing belt in the td ? I could not find any info about when it should be done so I contacted the nearest LR dealer and they informed me that it should be replaced at 230000 ks at an estimated cost of well in excess of $3000,mine has 180000ks . Would be interested in other comments
Doug

woko
31st July 2018, 02:07 PM
Book said says 240000km. I did mine at 150000km. Belt is easy to do. It has timing tools required. Change the water pump as well, as it runs on timing belt. I would want it to be the whole service for that price. It involves all driveline oils

354 chamberlain
31st July 2018, 02:44 PM
Book said says 240000km. I did mine at 150000km. Belt is easy to do. It has timing tools required. Change the water pump as well, as it runs on timing belt. I would want it to be the whole service for that price. It involves all driveline oils

There was no mention of any other work .What tools are required and are they readily available ?
Doug

woko
31st July 2018, 04:53 PM
There was no mention of any other work .What tools are required and are they readily available ?
Doug
Engine Timing Tool Set For Rover, Peugeot, Ford, Volvo 2.0 & 2.2l D 4611 | eBay (https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Engine-Timing-Tool-Set-For-Rover-Peugeot-Ford-Volvo-2-0-2-2l-D-4611/401503217039'ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649)
The Kit you will need for the timing belt is LR032527. It is belt, idler, tensioner, water pump and gasket.

bnicho
2nd August 2018, 07:49 PM
Mine hit ten years and 135,000 miles from new, so I had the ten year service done.

Land Rover wanted $3800.

I had it done by Cox Auto in South Melbourne for $2500.

Cheers,

Bohica
3rd August 2018, 12:37 PM
Book said says 240000km. I did mine at 150000km. Belt is easy to do. It has timing tools required. Change the water pump as well, as it runs on timing belt. I would want it to be the whole service for that price. It involves all driveline oils

Is this process in the downloaded service manual?

Ta

Julian

woko
3rd August 2018, 08:23 PM
Is this process in the downloaded service manual?

Ta

JulianI'm unsure I have a 07 model td4 that's what's in the book

Bohica
6th August 2018, 08:45 AM
I'm unsure I have a 07 model td4 that's what's in the book

What book?

woko
6th August 2018, 12:18 PM
What book?In the work shop manual under service specifications

Bohica
6th August 2018, 03:47 PM
In the work shop manual under service specifications

Thanks [bigsmile1] got it!

FisherX
4th September 2018, 01:19 PM
I did mine not too long ago. Mines got 205,000 km on it and is 10 years old now so I thought I get it out of the way.

I got the Dayco belt kit with water pump, idler and tensioner from ebay as well as a new vibration dampener and a aux belt (all Dayco). Cost me $480 all up with delivery from the EU and took 4 hours all up with the B service and auto gearbox oil change. Oils and filters were another $200. (The only thing I didn't do was the Haldex service, but when I find the oil locally I'll do that next)

Any generic timing tool kit has the 2 pins you need, one for the cam pulley and the other for the flywheel when you pull the starter out. It's a pretty easy job and Dayco even have a YouTube instruction video for the Freelander 2 TD4.

$3800 for the job sounds extreme and even $2500 is a bit rich, but I do all the work on my cars myself and have not been to a dealer for over 15 years so I don't know what people are getting charged these days.

Free
21st November 2018, 08:42 AM
The only thing I didn't do was the Haldex service, but when I find the oil locally I'll do that next.

Hi FisherX, if you are still looking the Haldex service kit can be had online or from your local Volvo dealer for $75-95 odd all up (filter and AOD oil). EU part numbers are VOLVO - 31367940 (1Litre AOD oil) and 30787687 filter kit c/w new cover plate, bolts & seal.
Best to carefully remove the motor and clean the pickup screen as it is probably clogging with crap (as they do).

ATH
20th June 2020, 06:30 PM
I know nothing about Freelanders but my elder bro that lives in Switzerland has asked about when belts should be changed on his FL2 with 87K on the clock. It's also 7 years old. Does age come into it for belts? I know they're flogging it in 6 months or so and he's notoriously tight with money, but is it really due for this work to be done now?
Thnx. from him and me for your advices.
AlanH.

PS. I drive a D4 so "I know nuffing" about lesser vehicles. :)

Badger51
21st June 2020, 09:31 PM
I know nothing about Freelanders but my elder bro that lives in Switzerland has asked about when belts should be changed on his FL2 with 87K on the clock. It's also 7 years old. Does age come into it for belts? I know they're flogging it in 6 months or so and he's notoriously tight with money, but is it really due for this work to be done now?
Thnx. from him and me for your advices.
AlanH.

PS. I drive a D4 so "I know nuffing" about lesser vehicles. :)

Yes his model year requires belt change & all associated parts (water pump, tensioner, pulleys etc) at 7 years, as far as I am aware. Of course it is up to him whether he has it done or not but a buyer would expect a decent price discount if it had not been done.