
See also the pages on
Common Range Rover Problems and Fixes,
and
Range Rover 4.0/4.6 Problems and Fixes
(These cover "how-tos" on many of the routine service operations and
the
things that most often go wrong).
Maintenance Operation Details
covers operations that are part of swcheduled routine maintenance
Parts Sources -- low cost and generic
helps you find the parts you need.
Mechanical and Electrical Upgrades
(Upgrading the Range Rover mechanicals)
RR Suspension Details and Mods
Air Suspension Symptoms,
Diagnosis and
Field Recovery/Repair
Range Rover Tires
Other sources of info:
Andy
Cunningham's P38A Maintenance and Repair pages
Rangie.com
Classic repair articles
Air Suspension
Problems
(Classic)
ATP Electronic Developments
Ltd (Remanufactured EFI parts)
BeCM Symptoms
(4.0/4.6) by Car Electronic Services
Coolant
Renewal (Spanish Trail Rover Club)
CV
Joint Replacement (Classic) Spanish Trail Rover Club
East Coast Rover (Coil
spring conversions, ECU upgrades, new & rebuilt engines)
ECU/Airflow
Meter Symptoms (Range Rover Register)
EFI Diagnostics
and ECU rebuilding (Car Electronic Services)
Emergency
Procedures (Some info from ETS Manual, from LR Club of Luxembourg)
Fuel
Filter Replacement (Spanish Trail Rover Club
Great Basin Rovers
(Differential
gear sets)
Hub and
Axle Repair Details (1990 Classic) by Greg Haugen
Import
Parts Bin Usually the lowest cost parts source (click on "Rover").
See also their tech tips section.
MAD Mechanic
(Motor And Diagnosis) a lot of useful diagnostic info for modern
vehicles.
Rear Axle
Leaks (Rovers North Tech Tip)
Robison Service (Range
Rover service)
Rovers North (Parts and
Service)
RPI Engineering
(New and Rebuilt Rover V8 engines, 3.9 to 5.2 liters)
Service
Bulletins
for Range Rovers (Listing by Alldata)
Shop Manuals available from
www.books4cars.com
Tech Tips
(Rovers
North)
Tech Tips
(Classic RR) from Atlantic British
The Care and
Feeding of Range Rovers (Andy Dingley)
Wheel
Bearing Maintenance (Rovers North Tech Tip)
Wheel
Bearing Replacement (Spanish Trail Rover Club Technical Section)
If you have comments, suggestions or experience to contribute, please
email
John Brabyn