1995 US/Canada Defender 90 Station Wagon - - Off-Road.com
1995 US/Canada Defender 90 Station Wagon
Publish date: Mar 4, 1996
By:  ORC STAFF
Source: Off-Road.com



Photos of the D90 SW


Standard Vehicle Features

  • 3.9-liter, 182hp, V8

  • Permanent four-wheel drive

  • Four-wheel coil spring suspension

  • Four-wheel power assisted disc brakes

  • Weather-resistant twill-effect colth reclining bucket seats in Ash Grey

  • Rubber floor mats (front and rear)

  • Premium AM/FM stereo cassette audio system with four weather-resistant speakers

  • Lockable radio security/weather protection cover

  • Swing-away rear mounted spare tire

  • Full instrumentation including tachometer

  • Integral Class III trailer tow hitch receiver

  • Flexible black wheel flares

  • Defender 90 heritage plaque

Construction

  • 14 guage steel boxed "ladder" design frame, Aluminum body bolted directly to chassis frame.

Engine

4.0 liter, 182 hp, 232 lb-ft torque MFI aluminum V-8 engine

Type: V8 OHV, cast aluminum alloy cylinder heads and block; dry steel cylinder liners
Displacement: 241 cu inches (3947cc)
Bore and Stroke: 3.7in x 2.8in (93.98mm x 71.12mm)
Compression Ratio: 9.35:1
Maximum Power: 182 bhp @ 4750 rpm
Maximum Torque: 232 lb-ft @ 3100 rpm

Transmission

Manual, synchromesh, five-speed manual

Transfer Gearbox

Permanent four-wheel drive, two-speed transfer gearbox with manually locking center differential

Suspension

Front

  • Coil springs, radius arms and Panhard rod, anti-sway bar.

Rear

  • Coil springs, lower links, "A" frame, loction arms, anti-sway bar

Axles

Front: Spiral bevel differential, enclosed constant-velocity joints, fully-floating hubs
Rear: Hypoid, fully floating hubs
Ratio: Front and Rear: 3.54:1

Brakes

Front: Vented discs with 4 piston calipers, Disc diameter: 11.75in (299mm)
Rear: Solid discs, Disc diameter: 11.42 in (290mm)

Steering

Type: Power assisted worm and roller design
Turns lock-to-lock: 3.75

Tires

B.F. Goodrich Radial All-Terrain T/A Tire Size: 265/75 R-16

Fuel Tank

15.6 US Gallons/59 Liters

Weights

Curb Weight: 3560 lb. (1618 kg)
Gross Vehicle: 6003 lb. (2723kg)

Steering

Power assisted worm and roller design, 4 turns lock to lock

Weights

  • Estimated Curb Weight: 4848lbs/2200kg

  • Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR): 6504lbs/2950kg

Dimensions

  • Overall length: 160.1in/4072mm (including spare)

  • Overall height: 80.2in/2037mm

  • Overall Width: 70.5in/1790mm

  • Wheelbase: 92.3 in/2360mm

  • Track front and rear: 58.5 in/1486mm

  • Ground clearance under differentail: 9.0 in/229mm

Warranty

  • 3 year/42,000 miles (70,000km in Canada) new vehicle limited warranty

  • 6 year/unlimited milage corrosion perforation limited warranty

  • Land Rover 24-Hour Road Recovery service includes 24-hour hotline for emergency roadside assistance

Colors

  • Alpine White

  • Coniston Green

  • Arles Blue


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All data if from the Land Rover North America brousure from 11/95
Last modified 4 March 1996.

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