An improved Freelander went on sale in 2004, with a reworked cabin and extensive exterior changes, among them a new nose and tail. In the United States, 5,430 Freelanders were sold in 2004, down from 6,618 in 2003. The KV6 engine had problems with iron cylinder liners that could slip out of place and with the thermostat and coolant expansion tank, and the automatic gearbox with shift solenoid failure.
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WikipediaFreelander 2004 update, year
In 2004, Land Rover introduced an improved and upgraded version of the Mark I; changes included a new interior and major external revisions, including a new face and rear.
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that was manufactured and marketed by Land Rover from 1997 to 2015
Freelander US sales 2004
5,430 in 2004
Freelander KV6 problems
One problem was with the KV6 engine, which had issues with the cast-iron cylinder liners slipping out of place in the engine block
Freelander transmission problems
most often shift solenoid failure in the transmission valve body
Body style, suv: First generation, five-door estate
There were a variety of models, based around five-door estate and three-door softback (semi-convertible), hardback, and commercial (van-like) versions.
Body style, convertible: First generation, softback
There were a variety of models, based around five-door estate and three-door softback (semi-convertible), hardback, and commercial (van-like) versions.
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