Range Rover Classic 200Tdi: brake & clutch fluid change
Brakes · Range Rover Classic (1970–96) · 1992–1994
How often: every 2 yrs. Brake fluid absorbs water. Wet fluid boils under hard braking and rusts the cylinders from inside.
Brakes
DOT4, minimum boiling point 260 °C
Clutch hydraulics
DOT4 (shares or has its own reservoir; check yours)
Work safely: support the vehicle on axle stands, never a jack alone; let it cool first. Check figures against your workshop manual. You do this work at your own risk.
Parts
Brake fluid (DOT4, minimum boiling point 260 °C; ≈1 L)
Clutch fluid (DOT4 (shares or has its own reservoir; check yours))
Tools
Bleed tube & bottle
Brake bleed spanner
Helper
Step by step
Bleed the brakes in the order your manual gives (ABS models have a specific order).
Keep the reservoir topped up so no air gets in.
Bleed the clutch slave cylinder.
Check the pedal is firm before driving.
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