Coolant Hoses and Thermostat Locations On A Land Rover Freelander 2002-2005

Over a period of time, the rubber hoses on your Land Rover Freelander will not only dry up externally, but also internally.
The flow of coolant can actually wear them out and take material away.
Therefore, we recommend replacing the coolant hoses every 105,000 miles.
Watch Doug, our Land Rover Master Technician, as he demonstrates an overview of the replacement of the custom-fit coolant hoses and thermostat for a Freelander 2002-2005.
Using our Coolant Hose and Thermostat Kit # COOLKIT110SKA, which includes all the hoses needed plus a new thermostat, it is recommended that this service be performed every 105,000 miles.
1:03 Included in the kit
1:24 Recommended every 105,000 miles
1:53 Remove engine shroud
2:09 3 to 4 hours to complete
3:03 PCV hose quick release
3:24 Inspect o-ring
4:14 Remove vacuum line
4:46 Remove snorkel
7:54 Fuel line
8:28 Disconnect the harness
10:27 Disconnect the battery
11:43 Remove intake
12:33 Unplug coil wires
13:29 Unplug feed wires for the alternator
14:48 Unplug injectors on the frontside
16:24 Take out the 4 bolts of the fuel rail
17:10 Remove clips before fuel rail lifts out
19:34 Slide out of the way small coolant hose (lower intake junctions cross hose)
21:09 Put parts and hose in the order that we're taking them out
21:17 Remove front tube assembly
21:50 Recommend tool with flexible fingers
22:43 Lower intakes are off, access opened
23:31 Pop off and replace gaskets on the lower intakes
24:20 Elbow hose, cross tube, thermostat
25:12 Layout of hoses
25:43 Hose with heat shield
26:03 Lower hose
26:45 Upper hose
27:12 Long hose
27:54 Hose assembly that Land Rover has discontinued, how to get around it
29:02 Clean area before reinstalling intake gaskets
29:23 Tip: light spray adhesive to hold intake gasket when putting manifold back on
30:34 Manifold in place with bolts barely snug
30:57 Rear tubes locked in place, torqued to 18 ft/lbs
31:07 Change green o-rings
32:47 Small cross tube hose
33:15 Fuel rail reinstall
33:59 Coolant hose from manifolds
34:35 Harness goes back in place
35:08 Reconnect the alternator
35:25 Plug in spark plug wires
36:06 Reassembly wrap up
36:21 Three black o-rings replaced in upper intake
37:01 Manifold replaced
37:34 Harness bracket up
38:17 Plug in control motors for the intake
38:28 Shield locked in and fuel line
38:57 Two plastic vacuum lines
39:19 PCV line
39:46 Purge valve in the back
40:32 Slide on boot, connect remaining harness
41:11 Top off system with coolant, bleed out air
42:06 Ordering information
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