Land Rover Defender 99my Owners Handbook Aus Rover
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Workshop maintenance 108 FUEL FILTER RENEWAL Before carrying out any work on the fuel system, it is essential that you have read and understood the precautions listed at the beginning of the section (see Fuel system safety). The fuel filter is located behind a protective cover on the right hand side of the chassis rear side member, near the rear wheel. To remove the protective cover, undo the twist clip (2) and pull the cover off the locating pegs. ·Turn the starter switch to position 0 and disconnect...
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Workshop maintenance 109 FUEL FILTER SEDIMENTER DRAINING The fuel sedimenter is mounted behind a protective cover on the right hand side of the chassis rear side member, near the rear wheel. To remove the protective cover, undo the twist clip and pull the cover off the locating pegs (see Fuel filter renewal). ·Turn the starter switch to position 0 and disconnect the battery negative lead. ·Position a suitable container under the filter. ·Disconnect the multi-plug from the sedimenter. ·Rotate the...
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Workshop maintenance 110 AIR CLEANER ELEMENT RENEWAL Engine performance will be seriously affected if the air cleaner element becomes choked with dust and other airborne particles. ·Release the 2 clips and disconnect the pipe (1) from the air cleaner cover. ·Disconnect the multi-plug (2). ·Release 2 clips (3)and remove the air cleaner cover. ·Remove the air cleaner element (4). ·Clean the inside of the air cleaner body and cover. ·Fit a new air cleaner element. ·Position the air cleaner cover and secure...
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Workshop maintenance 111 MAIN GEARBOX OIL RENEWAL WARNING For safety, DO NOT work underneath the vehicle unless it is safely parked with the wheels chocked, or is supported by heavy duty stands. Extreme care should be taken when draining gearbox oil, it may be hot and cause severe scalding. Ensure the vehicle is parked on firm, level ground and chock the wheels. Place a suitable container under the gearbox to catch the used oil. ·Clean the area surrounding the drain plug (2) and filler level plug (3), to...
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Workshop maintenance 112 TRANSFER GEARBOX OIL RENEWAL WARNING For safety, DO NOT work underneath the vehicle unless it is safely parked with the wheels chocked, or is supported by heavy duty stands. Extreme care should be taken when draining gearbox oil, it may be hot and cause severe scalding. Ensure the vehicle is parked on firm, level ground and chock the wheels. Place a suitable container under the gearbox to catch the used oil. ·Clean the area surrounding the drain plug (2) and filler level (3)...
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Workshop maintenance 113 FRONT/REAR AXLE OIL RENEWAL WARNING For safety, DO NOT work underneath the vehicle unless it is safely parked with the wheels chocked, or is supported by heavy duty stands. Extreme care should be taken when draining axle oil, it may be hot and cause severe scalding. NOTE:A front axle is illustrated, but the procedure is the same for both axles. Ensure the vehicle is parked on firm, level ground and chock the wheels. Place a suitable container under the axle to be drained to...
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Workshop maintenance 114 BRAKE PAD, DISC AND CALIPER CHECK If the vehicle is being operated in arduous conditions, especially when deep mud and/or wading situations are regularly encountered, the condition of the brake pads, discs and calipers should be checked at least weekly, if not even more frequently. Hydraulic disc brakes are fitted to the front and rear wheels, they are self adjusting and therefore, no provision for manual adjustment is made. ·Check the thickness of the brake pads, which should...
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Workshop maintenance 115 HANDBRAKE CHECK/ADJUSTMENT WARNING For safety, DO NOT work underneath the vehicle unless it is safely parked with the wheels chocked, or is supported by heavy duty stands. Ensure the vehicle is parked on firm, level ground and chock the wheels. If the parking brake movement is excessive, adjust as follows: ·Raise one rear wheel clear of the ground and ensure it is supported securely with an axle stand. ·Release the handbrake. ·Tighten the adjusting bolt (3) until brake drum will...
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117 SECTION 6 General data Section Contents Page Lubricants & fluids 119.................................. Capacities 121................................................ Engine data 121.............................................. Steering 122................................................... Electrical system 122...................................... Replacement bulbs 122.................................. Dimensions 123............................................. Off-road performance...