threelander321
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Hi what engine will my FL2 2.2 have in it.Some people tell me its a transit engine and others tell me its a citreon engine.The vehicle is 2007 plate.Thanks
The engine pictured is the oil engine used in VERY early Freelanders, I understand it was first used as the auxiliary engine for the Ark, running on Whale Oil.??????
It was the key driver of early New Zealand's economy, until dairy took overrunning on Whale Oil.
so whats the peugot x ford engine like ??
If they are anything like the F1 diesels, the auto will have poor economy around town. Don't know if you can get a manual F2.
There's a 6 speed manual and 6 speed auto available in the diesel FL2. The straight 6 petrol is auto box only.If they are anything like the F1 diesels, the auto will have poor economy around town. Don't know if you can get a manual F2.
Hi the one i pick up tomorrow is the auto HSE.You mention TR in your post.What is TR ??There's a 6 speed manual and 6 speed auto available in the diesel FL2. The straight 6 petrol is auto box only.
I'd buy the auto myself. I think the improvement in drive refinement is well worth the extra running costs. Also TR works better with the auto box option, making the overall package more complete.
Hi the one i pick up tomorrow is the auto HSE.You mention TR in your post.What is TR ??
YES just googled it i see i have a lot to learn about the vehicle.I,m also confused about the gear stick as you can use it as a normal auto or you can shift it to the side and change manually.Can you shift it from auto to manual while the car is moving and switch it back to auto while moveing.Sorry for all the questions but i don,t want to break anything driving it home tomorrow.ThanksTR is Terrain Response. The thing that makes a Land Rover better off road than the competition.
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