2002 Land Rover Freelander "transmission" Questions

Freelander transmission fault ???? Broke down yesterday - seems to be transmission fault, felt like there was something coming through the floor and loads of knocking. Fluid all over the bottom of the

...is no dipstick? No such thing as "dipstick" on the Freelander. Filler plug is located on top of the transmission next to two electrical connectors. Level plug is located on the bottom of the ...

...5mph !!!! in any gear. Its parked and has not been driven since it happened, any ideas ? Check your transmission fluid. It sounds like your transmission may have run on empty, and may be fried. Try ...

where is the dip stick to check the transmission fluid on a 2002 landrover THIS CAR HAS NO DIPSTICK, IT IS WAHAT THEY CALL A SEALED TRANMSSION, THERE IS AN ACCESS PLUG ON THE SIDE OF THE TRANSMISSION ...

transmission stalling transmission will stall at times when you excellerate can i add transmission fluid ? i don't see any where to put it or any kind of dipstick What type of gearbox is fitted auto ...

where can i change the transmission fluid on my freelander td4 2001 automatic Hi, This is a difficult job to do. It requires you to remove the side level plug, and you must be sure it is the correct ...

i need a diagram of a freelander mk1 transmission If you need the overhaul book for the automatic transmission for this car, then it would be wise to download it from ATSG or Transtar industries, it ...

how do you check transmission fluid on 2002 lanrover freelander? Let the car run for about 10 minutes. You have to crawl under the car and locate the hex bolt on the transmission. You will need a 5 ...

transmission slipping motor idling bad, major loss of power, transmission shifts very hard If the transmission is slipping then there is only one fix for that condition and that is to rebuilt it.

how do I fill my transmission fluid on a 2002 land rover freelander The olny way is through the dip stick with out transmission service .But its 10 years old . Its time to take it to a transmission ...