The second-generation Land Rover Freelander Mk2 (L359) (2006-2014) moved the badge onto a unibody platform shared with the Volvo S80, pairing a transverse engine with Haldex on-demand all-wheel drive. Whenever you carry out servicing on one of these, the onboard electronics expect to be told the work is done. The most common task is the oil service reset, which clears the countdown driving the maintenance light, but owners also tackle the inspection service reset after the annual check, TPMS recalibration once tyre pressures are corrected, and a steering angle reset after suspension or alignment work. If you have ever fitted a fresh battery, you may need to register it too. Pick the exact Freelander procedure you need from the list below and we will walk you through it.