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Range Rover L322 3.6 TDV8 diesel specs and manuals

Range Rover L322 (2002–12) · 2006–2010

Model data

Built2006–2010
Engine3.6 TDV8 twin-turbo diesel V8
Gearbox & 4WDAutomatic (ZF 5/6/8-speed), two-speed transfer box
NotesThird-generation Range Rover. Developed under BMW ownership; BMW engines to 2005/06, then Jaguar Land Rover engines.

Fluids & capacities

Engine oil5W-30 to STJLR.03.5005 / Ford WSS-M2C934-B (check the cap)
Oil capacity≈8 L. Many later models have no dipstick: check the level in the instrument menu
CoolantOAT antifreeze to Land Rover spec
Air filterPaper element
Main gearboxAutomatic gearbox, transfer box and differentials: Land Rover-specified fluids from the handbook (ZF Lifeguard ATF in the ZF autos). Land Rover changes the transfer box and locking-diff oil at 5 years and the rest at 10
Transfer boxTwo-speed transfer box: see above
BrakesDOT4 low-viscosity brake fluid to Land Rover spec (ESP/ABS systems)
Land Rover service scheduleLand Rover service interval (UK): 15,000 miles or 12 months, whichever comes first. Models with a service indicator may ask for a service sooner. Brake fluid every 3 years and coolant every 10 years, regardless of mileage.
Service noteTiming chain: no scheduled replacement. Diesel particulate filter: needs regular longer runs to regenerate.

Settings & torque figures

Valve clearancesHydraulic, no adjustment

Service part numbers

Oil filterLR002338
Fuel filterWJI500030
Pollen filterLR161567

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