Alloy road wheels difficult to remove
- Make
- Land Rover
- Model
- Freelander Technical Bulletins
- Section
- Alloy road wheels difficult to remove › Alloy road wheels difficult to remove
ALLOY ROAD WHEELS DIFFICULT TO REMOVE
- Model
- Range Rover Discovery Freelander Defender
- Affected vehicles
- All vehicles with alloy road wheels
- Date
- 2001-03-07
- Reference
- Bulletin 0019, CDS ref l8637bu
Bulletin text
Range Rover Discovery Freelander Defender
AFFECTED RANGE:
All vehicles with alloy road wheels
PROBLEM:
ALLOY ROAD WHEELS DIFFICULT TO REMOVE
CAUSE:
Corrosion between hub spigot and wheel centre mounting surfaces.
ACTION:
This Bulletin replaces old series Technical Information Bulletin 60/06/97. Please cancel your existing copy. Freelander model range and details of a new Land Rover approved anti-seize grease have been added.
Apply the anti-seize grease specified in PARTS INFORMATION to the wheel mounting surfaces before refitting alloy road wheels. This product has been progressively introduced during manufacture on all models through January and February 2001.
Apply to the wheel mounting surfaces only. Great care must be taken to avoid contact with brake discs and pads.
PARTS INFORMATION:
RYL105020L Anti-seize grease
‘Zeta’ anti-seize grease, now available from Land Rover Parts.
WARRANTY CLAIMS: Not applicable, anti-seize grease is applied to wheel centres during manufacture and at main services.
Bulletin N o : 0019
Parts & tools for this job For Land Rover Freelander
- TOOLTyre pressure gaugeSearch: digital tyre pressure gauge
- TOOLTorque wrenchSearch: 1/2 inch torque wrench
- TOOLBreaker barSearch: breaker bar
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