Service Brakes Related Problems of the 2004 Land Rover Freelander

Table 1 shows five common service brakes related problems of the 2004 Land Rover Freelander. The number one most common problem is related to the brake disc rotor (two problems). The second most common problem is related to the brake disc pads (one problem).

Table 1. Service Brakes related problems of Land Rover Freelander


Recently reported Service Brakes problems of the 2004 Land Rover Freelander

The Brake Disc Rotor problem

Brake rotors required replacing and brake pads were completely worn after only 14,500 miles of gentle driving. Dealer stated that rotors were a maintenance item and were not covered under warranty. Cost was over $500 and could have resulted in brake failure if repairs had not been made.   Read details...

The Brake Disc Pads problem

My wife took her free lander into the landrover dealer for normal maintenance and oil change, and was told at the time that her brakes had to be replaced, including the rotors, pads, etc. The service manager at the dealership also advised her that this would happen every 24,000 miles and that's   Read details...

The Brake Light On problem

Replaced thermostat due to coolant leakage. Service engine soon light keeps coming on and car looses power and shakes violently. Have had to pull over numerous times and shut engine down and leave for a few minutes, service engine soon light stays illuminated.   Read details...


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