About 10 months ago I asked on this forum for help to create some form of servicing spreadsheet to help people track when different parts of their Freelander 2 are due for some maintenance. I have to give Grue a huge thanks as he has very much done a lot of the heavy lifting when it come to making this spreadsheet .

For those of you that don't know, I'm trying to spread as much correct info about the Freelander 2 and just trying to help new people to the Freelander 2 world understand the various bits and pieces. Although there is LOTS of information our there about our cars, sometimes it can be really hard to wade through it all to find that 1 nugget of correct information that someone might be looking for. Hopefully this spreadsheet will help people realise just how many bits there are to look after on a Freelander 2 and when they need to be looked after.

If you would like a copy of the spreadsheet for your own use, here's a video on how to get it and a brief look at how the spreadsheet works:



If you don't want to watch the video, follow these steps:

1. Once you've clicked on a link and opened one of the spreadsheets, click on "File" in the top left.
2. Click on "Make A Copy" in the drop down menu.
3. Leave the name as it is or change it, that's up to you, but click "Make a copy" in the box that appears.
4. You will then have your own personal copy that you can edit to your heart's content 😀.

To edit the spreadsheet:

1. Enter your current mileage into the yellow "Current ODO Reading" box.
2. Fill out each item (Date and Miles/KM) in the "Last Done" Column.
- Optional -
3. Adjust the "Soon Days:" and "Soon KM:" figures in the yellow boxes to whatever you like. They are currently set to 180 days (6 months) and 5,000 miles / 8,000 KM. These figures determine when the "Soon?" column flags up. As soon as the "Current ODO Reading" gets within 5,000 miles / 8,000 KM or its within 6 months, you will see "YES" displayed in the soon column.
4. Adjust the figures in the "Service Schedule" to whatever suits you. Maybe you do oil services every 2 years. In that case, change the months from 12 to 24.

Spreadsheets:

2006 - 2010 TD4 Freelander 2 (Miles): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qE...sp=sharing

2006 - 2010 TD4 Freelander 2 (KM): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tk...sp=sharing

2011 - 2015 TD4 & SD4 Freelander 2 (Miles): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/103...sp=sharing

2011 - 2015 TD4 & SD4 Freelander 2 (KM): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Li...sp=sharing

2006 - 2015 3.2L i6 Freelander 2 (Miles): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MK...sp=sharing

2006 - 2015 3.2L i6 Freelander 2 (KM): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15h...sp=sharing

2011 Onwards eD4 Freelander 2 (Miles): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qF...sp=sharing

2011 Onwards eD4 Freelander 2 (KM): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oT...sp=sharing

If you have any issues, improvement suggestions or anything else, feel free to leave a comment in this thread . I've also tried to include as many useful LR part numbers as I could possibly find.

Could I ask a favour, if you think this spreadsheet could be useful to someone, share it. Here's the link you can copy and paste to share this post:

We have some very helpful people on this forum who take the trouble and time to help others for no reward thank you all your efforts appreciated

Thank you for doing this. It's a great reference for the fiddly stuff......part numbers for O-rings and so on that I always forget where I wrote it down!

SYFL2: I echo that statement wholeheartedly! There have been times that I've needed help and people of this forum have really helped me out. Hopefully small things like this spreadsheet will go a tiny way to paying back all of that help .

JonMs: On our last oil change, I wish I had this spreadsheet as Alana ordered a new sump plug and washer to replace the one on the car. Then we found out when I went to put it in that it was actually a sump plug for a Freelander 1 . At least with this spreadsheet and having the part number for small bits like that, it should avoid any errors into the future . https://www.youtube.com/@scottandalana4x4