virginhippo
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hello
can any one tell me how to check oil level in a V6 and top up if needed
cheers
can any one tell me how to check oil level in a V6 and top up if needed
cheers
oil check on V6
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JonFre
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Dip stick and owners handbook.
virginhippo
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hello
i'm asking for a mate who says its not in the handbook, as he lives miles away no able to have a look thru his book and mine dont cover the v6 models
anyone point me the the right direction????
cheers
Optimus Prime
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why do they all say that ?
under the bonnet might be a good start. Top of dipstick is usually coloured YELLOW and oil filler cap will be on the top of the engine, probably also coloured YELLOW, with either the word "OIL" or an oil can symbol on it.
Good Luck.
If all else fails, download the RAVE cd, and all will be revealed. (The info isn't in haynes manual 3929 as that does not cover 2.5 Litre V6 petrol engine models). If you don't know how or where to download the RAVE cd, do a search on this forum. If you don't know how to do a search on this forum, you is out of luck bud !
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Trying my best not to sound sarcastic or rude but my youngest has been able to check oil level on any motor since he was old enough to see over bonnet.... When they introduced questions like this to driving test I thought surely any fooker able to sign their name and tie their own laces would be able to check their own oil.....not often I'm wrong but obvious I was in assuming that.
1. press remote button to unlock drivers door
2. lift handle and open door
3. pull bonnet release catch
how simple you want it to be
1. press remote button to unlock drivers door
2. lift handle and open door
3. pull bonnet release catch
how simple you want it to be
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perhaps you could pop round and do it for him ?
doobreydog
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Would take less time than typing answer above
Could send young one round to do it...hes better at laces than me
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You could of course be taking the pi$$ out of somebody who is registered blind
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You could of course be taking the pi$$ out of somebody who is registered blind
Snigger ound: ound: ound: ound: ound:
pussyeater
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It will be 100% in the handbook
i will bet my left testicle on it (i prefer my right one as its bigger)
look in the index for lubrication or oil
if they still cant find it
engine warm
leave to stand on level ground for 5mins
open bonnet
pull out dipstick, wipe it and re insert
pull back out
if it is near or below min mark then add until just below max mark with semi synthetic 10w-40 oil
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http://image.motortrend.com/f/82835...land_rover_freelander_se3+top_engine_view.jpg theres so much plastic you cant get to anything else!you cant miss it!
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Should ave said "You can miss it, no-one else will.EVER!"
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You could of course be taking the pi$$ out of somebody who is registered blind
What like the David blunkett wont see any of his kids grow up one
and if only he knew his dog was this ugly Image:Blunkett and dog.jpg - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
Worf
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What like the David blunkett wont see any of his kids grow up one
Lol. Is that a type of ****zu?
doobreydog
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Lol. Is that a type of ****zu?
You would think that with sense of smell getting more acute due to blindness that he would be able to tell:emps1:
come on guys give the bloke a break, isnt it a bit clear that he didnt mean engine but box oil????
sorry bud not sure on this but after all the **** you been getting from peeps that suppose to be here to help, i suggest that you reword the add, did you get the knocking sorted on the td4??
sorry bud not sure on this but after all the **** you been getting from peeps that suppose to be here to help, i suggest that you reword the add, did you get the knocking sorted on the td4??
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Where you getting this from?The question in the first post is clear and concise.SOme people ask stupid questions and get ridiculed.Tis natures way.But the answer is in the ridicle-and i for one intend on asking stupid questions further more!
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If it is the auto gearbox oil level he wants to check, he’ll need a computer to do it. Oil is checked at a certain temp. Don’t try to undo the bolt on the rear of the auto box, as you’ll loose reverse gear if you do this. The Freelander Jatco auto doesn't have an oil level check plug. Link below to some auto gearbox stuff I wrote recently:
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/20...-reverse-gear-62762-2.html?highlight=cavitate
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/20...-reverse-gear-62762-2.html?highlight=cavitate
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No.... I use oil in engine and transmission fluid in box
will willingly help anyone where I can .... and will often be slagged for doing so but personally think that if someone cant find a dipstick and check their own oil they should buy a bike.
Now left lace over right and make bunny rabbits ears
