Series 2

The Land Rover Discovery Series II, produced from 1999 to 2003 on the L322 platform, is a premium mid-size to full-size SUV renowned for its exceptional off-road prowess and luxurious interior. Building on Land Rover's legacy of robust, go-anywhere vehicles, the Series II offered significant upgrades over its predecessor, including enhanced chassis and suspension systems, with optional Active Cornering Enhancement (ACE) and Self-Levelling Suspension (SLS) contributing to its refined on-road handling and impressive articulation. Available with a choice of a 2.5-liter Td5 turbocharged diesel engine or a 4.0-liter or 4.6-liter Rover V8, this model was engineered for versatility, capable of towing up to 7,700 lbs and providing comfortable seating for up to seven occupants.

This manual pertains to the Land Rover 88 and 109 Series II models produced between 1958 and 1961. These vehicles are renowned for their robust engineering and reliability, designed for a wide range of demanding applications. This comprehensive guide ensures owners and technicians can maintain these iconic vehicles to the highest standards.

The Land Rover Series II, produced from 1958 to 1961, and its successor, the Series IIA, which followed in 1961, represent a significant evolution in Land Rover's heritage of robust, go-anywhere utility vehicles. These models, available in 88-inch and 109-inch wheelbase variants, were engineered for exceptional durability and off-road capability, offering a range of petrol and diesel engine options. Known for their iconic design and rugged construction, the Series II and IIA have earned global recognition for their reliability and versatility in both civilian and military applications.

This manual covers the Land Rover 88 109 Series II 2, produced for the 1960 model year. Known for its robust engineering and reliability, this vehicle is designed for a wide range of applications, from utility and off-road exploration to general transportation. Its enduring design and capability have made it a respected name in automotive history, and this manual provides the comprehensive information needed to maintain its performance.

This comprehensive workshop service repair manual covers the Land Rover 88 and 109 Series II models produced between 1958 and 1961. Designed for robust off-road capability and enduring reliability, these vehicles have a distinguished history of dependable performance in demanding environments. This manual provides detailed information to ensure the continued operational excellence of your Land Rover.

The Land Rover Discovery 2, produced from 1995 to 2007, is a robust, off-road focused SUV renowned for its ruggedness, versatility, and iconic British off-roader lineage. Building on Land Rover's extensive history in producing capable vehicles, the Discovery 2 offers a spacious interior and significant load-carrying capacity, making it suitable for both family use and demanding adventures. Available with a range of diesel and petrol engines, including the TD5 and V8 variants, and featuring permanent four-wheel drive, it embodies a blend of on-road comfort and exceptional off-road capability, positioning it as a strong contender against competitors like the Jeep Cherokee and Toyota Land Cruiser Prado during its production years.

This manual covers the Land Rover Discovery, a versatile full-size SUV renowned for its off-road capability and comfort. The Discovery has been produced across several generations, with coverage extending to Series 1 (1995-1998), Series 2 (1999-2004), and early Series 3 models (2005-2009). Throughout its history, the Discovery has offered a range of engine options, including robust V8 gasoline engines and efficient turbocharged diesel engines, paired with robust manual and automatic transmissions featuring permanent four-wheel drive. Key features across its lineage include advanced suspension systems, sophisticated braking, and increasingly integrated electronic driver aids and comfort technologies, all contributing to its reputation as a capable and reliable vehicle for both everyday use and challenging terrains.

The Land Rover Discovery Series II, produced between 1999 and 2006, represents a robust and versatile vehicle engineered for a wide range of applications. This model is known for its enduring build quality and reliability, offering a capable platform for both on-road comfort and off-road exploration. Available with a 2.5L TD5 diesel engine or 4.0L and 4.6L Rover V8 gasoline engines, the Discovery Series II was designed to meet diverse performance needs. Its sophisticated engineering ensures dependable operation across various conditions, making it a favored choice for adventurers and those requiring a dependable utility vehicle.

The Land Rover Discovery Series 3, also known as the LR3 in North America, was produced typically between 2004 and 2009. This premium SUV blended exceptional off-road prowess with refined on-road comfort, a hallmark of the brand's heritage. Notable innovations included the Terrain Response system, integrated body-frame construction for enhanced rigidity and safety, and an advanced, often optional, independent air suspension. Competitors during its era included vehicles like the BMW X5 and Mercedes-Benz ML-Class, but the Discovery Series 3 distinguished itself with its superior articulation and traction capabilities, earning accolades for its go-anywhere nature.

The Land Rover Series I, produced from 1948 to 1958, represents a cornerstone of off-road vehicle engineering. Developed with a focus on durability and capability, it was designed to be a robust utility vehicle for a variety of demanding applications. Available in multiple body styles and wheelbase configurations, including Short Wheelbase (SWB), Long Wheelbase (LWB), Station Wagon, and Pickup, the Series I was built with a body-on-frame construction featuring sturdy chassis rails and a recirculating ball steering system for reliable control. Its powertrain typically consisted of inline-4 cylinder overhead valve gasoline or diesel engines, known for their low-end torque and pulling power, coupled with a 4-speed manual transmission and a 2-speed transfer case for selectable four-wheel drive. Globally recognized for its exceptional off-road performance, the Series I established the marque's reputation as a manufacturer of rugged and dependable vehicles.

This service repair workshop manual provides comprehensive coverage for the Series 2 and 2A models, produced from 1958 to 1971. These iconic vehicles, originating from the United Kingdom, are renowned for their robust, utilitarian off-road capabilities and exceptional durability. The Series 2 and 2A were offered in various body styles and wheelbase configurations, powered by a range of petrol and diesel engines. Their engineering quality and go-anywhere reputation have cemented their place as legendary utility vehicles, appealing to owners, mechanics, and restorers alike.

This service manual covers the Land Rover Series 3, produced between 1971 and 1985. Renowned for its robust engineering and legendary off-road capability, the Series 3 is a testament to durable design and utilitarian functionality. This manual details specific features such as the Capstan Winch, Dual Battery system, Fairey Overdrive, Freewheeling Hubs, Hi-Lift jack compatibility, and Power Take-Off Gearbox Units, all contributing to its exceptional versatility and reliability for demanding environments.

The Series 3, produced from 1971 to 1985, is an iconic utility vehicle celebrated for its ruggedness and off-road capability. As an evolution of the successful Series IIA, it introduced key improvements such as a more modern dashboard and a 12-volt electrical system. This robust vehicle, manufactured in Solihull, United Kingdom, and through production globally, is known for its enduring engineering quality and reliability, serving as a testament to its utilitarian design and purpose. The Series 3 was available in numerous body styles, including Station Wagon, Hardtop, and Soft Top variants, each designed to meet demanding operational requirements.

The Land Rover Series I, produced from 1948 to 1957, is an iconic British off-road vehicle celebrated for its unparalleled ruggedness and go-anywhere capability. Engineered with a robust inline 4-cylinder engine, available in 1.6-liter and later 2.0-liter variants, and a versatile 4-speed manual transmission with a selectable 2-speed transfer case, the Series I was built for demanding environments. It came in various body styles, including the utilitarian Light Utility, Station Wagon, Pickup Truck, and Chassis Cab, with wheelbases ranging from 80 to 107 inches. Its simple yet durable construction, characterized by a separate chassis and body-on-frame design, cemented its reputation for reliability and ease of field repair, making it a favorite for military, agricultural, and adventurous civilian use worldwide.

The Land Rover Series I, produced from 1948 to 1958, is an iconic off-road vehicle renowned for its rugged construction and unparalleled utility. Developed by the Rover Company, this utilitarian workhorse was designed with a focus on durability and go-anywhere capability, drawing inspiration from the Jeep. Available in various wheelbase options and body styles including Station Wagons, Soft Tops, and Pick-up Trucks, the Series I offered a range of petrol and diesel engines, typically producing between 50-70 horsepower. Its simple yet robust engineering, including a 2-speed transfer case with selectable 4WD, cemented its reputation as a legend in off-road performance and a symbol of British automotive engineering.

The Land Rover Series III, produced from 1971 to 1985, is a legendary vehicle renowned for its exceptional durability, go-anywhere capability, and off-road prowess. Building upon the robust heritage of its predecessors, the Series III introduced improvements such as synchromesh on the top two gears and a stronger chassis, solidifying its reputation as a rugged and reliable workhorse. Available in various body styles including Station Wagon, Utility, and Forward Control variants, and equipped with a range of petrol and diesel engines, the Series III has served countless owners across diverse applications, from utility work to global exploration.