1997 Land Rover Freelander Owner's Manual
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Overview
The first two engines that were fitted to the 1997 Land Rover Freelander were:
• Petrol 1.8 liters for 118 horsepower;
• Diesel with a turbine of 2.0 liters for 96 horsepower.
These engines were placed transversely and they were driven directly by a gearbox. The rear axle was connected through a special clutch.
In addition to these two engines, the first-generation Land Rover Freelander was also equipped with:
• Diesel 2.0 liters for 148 horsepower;
• Petrol 2.5 liters for 177 horsepower.
The car was produced both in an all-wheel drive version and with a drive exclusively on the front axle. Gearboxes were put differently: mechanical and automatic in 5 steps.
The first generation Land Rover Freelander was produced in several body styles. It was possible to purchase 5-door and 3-door versions. At the same time, the manufacturer offered a modification not only with a hard top but also with a soft one – it could be partially removed if desired, leaving the roof only above the first row of seats.
