anyone know where the pollen filter is on a 2008 freelander 2?
Also wheres the deisel filter ?

As you look under the bonnet, Remove the top engine cover, there are three 8mm stud bolts and one 10mm nut located under the air intake pipe to the right hand side.
In the engine and to the left hand side you will see a steel plate in front of you. Removing the plat will give you access to the diesel filter. Remember that if you remove the filter for a new one you will have to prime it or your car wont start. i use a one way priming bulb and some tube from the local boating supplies.
You can gain access to the pollen filter on removal of the glove box. hope this helps

cheers for the reply,
I have removed the glove box drawer already but didnt see a filter in there?

Sounds like you are looking for the cabin air filter. Its RH side behind instrument panel and located inside the heater assembly. Freelander 2 TD4 HSE Auto
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is it easy to get out and check then?
Ive not done any work on the car yet but would like to get a workshop manual so I can do more myself.

oops sorry that was the pollen filter i last changed in a vauxhall astra which was in behind the glove box.
Ive not come accross a fl2 work shop manual that you can buy but there is a subscription based maunual that you can view and print off what you want,I think its still £8 plus vat per day.
You have to register for access. www.landrovertechinfo.com Have a look

superspark wrote:

but there is a subscription based maunual that you can view and print off what you want,I think its still £8 plus vat per day.
You have to register for access. www.landrovertechinfo.com Have a look

Agree, its really good, well worth getting the access.  Freelander 2 TD4 HSE Auto
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yeah many thanks for the link I was on it last night and theres some good stuff on there.
Cheers for all the replies gentlemen.

found this advice to bleed desiel filter
removed as a load of rubbish freelander 2 SE black and beige - now sold

Last edited by s7gpt on 27th May 2010 8:14 pm. Edited 1 time in total

s7gpt wrote:

Ultimately as it has an electric fuel pump in the tank - it has got to self bleed with ignition cycling.

alex_pescaru wrote:

s7gpt wrote:

Ultimately as it has an electric fuel pump in the tank - it has got to self bleed with ignition cycling.

Sorry, you are wrong... Fuel is drawn from the fuel tank by the engine mounted lift pump.
The in-tank pump does not deliver fuel to the engine, and only delivers fuel through the two jet pumps to maintain fuel in the fuel delivery pot.
See LR Technical Training - Fuel System Low Pressure - Component Description

Here you'll find the procedure.
The special tool is a simple one way hand pump like seen in the picture.

But who knows, maybe he is right. In fact if you change the filter by yourself, you have nothing to loose and you can try to see if when energizing the in-tank pump, after the pot is full, maybe the fuel will be pushed up on the fuel lines till the fuel filter.

Please tell us how it was.

Ive just seviced my car and you dont need the special service tool and pay the highly inflated prices. Ive just renewed the diesel filter. I used a £12 one way fuel bulb that you can buy at any boating shop and a short length of tube. slide one end of the tube over the fuel line and connect to the bulb. Then connect another short length of tube to the other end of the bulb an push it in to the line in on the fuel line. Make sure you have the flow on the bulb in the right direction and pump several times until it begines to get hard.
You may leak a little diesel if you keep squeezing but just use a rag to catch any surplus. The simple disconnect and snap in the fuel line and wipe. Start engine as normal, it may turn over a little longer the first or second time after filter change but thats fine, Take her for a 3 or 4 mile run to purge any remaining air in the system. Job done. Remember when changing the fuel filter exercise extreme cleaniess

Cheers all, will let you know how i get on freelander 2 SE black and beige - now sold

Badly, had to end up putting old filter back on as could not start car, where can i buy a primer tool in leeds ? freelander 2 SE black and beige - now sold