Land Rover Freelander 1, L314 (EU)
Coolant capacity & service interval
Land Rover Freelander 1, L314 (EU) coolant capacity ranges from 5,8 to 7,8 liters. Service intervals include 60000 km/36 months and 60000 km. The data covers 4 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| Freelander 2.0 Td4 (2001-2007) |
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| Freelander 2.5 i V6 (2001-2007) |
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| Freelander 1.8 i (1997-2007) |
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| Freelander 2.0 di (1997-2001) |
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Additional Notes
- The Land Rover Freelander 1, L314 (EU) 1.8 i carries the smallest cooling system capacity in the lineup at 5.8 liters, which reflects the comparatively compact displacement of the four-cylinder petrol engine relative to the other configurations in the range.
- The 1.8 i cooling system service interval is set at 60,000 km or 36 months under normal use conditions, meaning whichever threshold is reached first triggers a coolant change.
- The 2.0 di diesel variant, produced from 1997-2001, holds 7.2 liters of coolant and shares the combined distance and time interval of 60,000 km or 36 months under normal use conditions.
- The 2.0 Td4, introduced from 2001, carries a slightly larger cooling system capacity of 7.25 liters compared to the earlier 2.0 di, despite both being 2.0-liter diesel engines. The Td4 interval is specified at 60,000 km without a stated time component.
- The 2.5 i V6, available from 2001, has the largest cooling system capacity across all four configurations at 7.8 liters, consistent with the greater thermal output associated with a six-cylinder petrol engine. The service interval for normal use is 60,000 km without a time-based component.
- Among the four configurations, the 1.8 i and 2.0 di are the only two that carry a dual-condition interval specifying both a distance and a time limit of 36 months, while the 2.0 Td4 and 2.5 i V6 list only a distance-based interval of 60,000 km under normal use conditions.