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Fitting front bumper shields to Freelander 2 – Green Land Rover

Fitting front bumper shields to Freelander 2

Whilst browsing through the Freelander 2 forum a few weeks ago, I came across this post detailing how to fit front bumper shields to the Freelander 2 front valance.

The main purpose of these parts is to push water out to the side when driving through puddles. This is rather than throwing it over the screen which can temporarily rob the driver of forward vision.

There was some confusion about the part numbers to use but at GLR Towers we went for the newer (and shorter) parts which were purchased from Brit-Car (LR032205 & LR032206)

Parts required from Britpart

They were fairly easy to fit and I just followed the post on the Freelander 2 forum. The only thing we did differently was to use stainless steel self tapping screws and washers for all 3 fixings on each shield. These were purchased from Stig Fasteners.

Before and after shots are below.

Before
After

I’ve found then when hitting puddles at speed a lot less water seems to splash up over the windscreen now and they were well worth fitting.

 

Jason

GLR Webmaster & Contributor. In real life I'm a Software Engineer developing embedded software mainly in the automotive industry. Freelander 2 SE TD4 in Tonga Green Discovery 4 SDV6 HSE in Aintree Green Defender XS also in Tonga Green - Gone Freelander Td4 ES TD4 in Epsom Green - Gone Freelander Td4 Kalahari TD4 in Epsom Green - Gone Freelander XEi in Epsom Green - Gone

2 thoughts on “Fitting front bumper shields to Freelander 2

  • 19/12/2014 at 17:25
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    Jason, What happened to all the download files for the Freelander 1, I need the Wiring diagrams for the xqk100301

  • 28/12/2014 at 11:29
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    Cheers for comment. Sorry about delay in getting back to you.

    Freelander ICE diagrams still there at

    You’ll need to register at if you haven’t already.

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