LR004667 - Tensioner - Timing Belt by AllmakesEngine Part Land Rover Range Rover

LR004667 - Spanner - Distributieriem

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Vehicle Model Land Rover Freelander 2 2006-2014 (L359)

Fitment Notes FREELANDER 2 2006-2014 — 3.2L DOHC MPI Petrol I6 only. Belt tensioner; JLR section: Pulleys and Drive Belts (callout 6B209). AllMakes: Pulleys, Belts and Tensioners.

Alternative Codes

LR004667

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Frequently asked questions

What does this belt tensioner do on a Freelander 2?

This belt tensioner maintains correct tension on the auxiliary (drive) belt on the 3.2L Si6 petrol Freelander 2 (2006-2014). It uses a spring-loaded pulley to keep the belt tight as it drives accessories like the alternator and pump. Land Rover lists it in the pulleys and drive belts section.

Where is the tensioner located?

The tensioner sits on the front of the 3.2L Si6 petrol engine in the Freelander 2, running against the auxiliary drive belt. It belongs to the pulleys and drive belts group. The 3.2 Si6 uses a timing chain, so this is the accessory belt tensioner, not a timing belt part.

What are the signs this tensioner needs replacing?

Signs a drive belt tensioner needs replacing typically include belt squeal, a rattling or grinding pulley, visible belt flutter, or belt wear. On the 3.2L Si6 Freelander 2 a weak tensioner can let the belt slip. It's usually renewed with the auxiliary belt.

Should the belt be replaced at the same time?

Replace the auxiliary drive belt at the same time as the tensioner on the 3.2L Si6 Freelander 2. A new tensioner on a worn belt typically brings back noise quickly. Doing both together restores correct tension and avoids repeating the job.