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Coolant Crossover (front) Bleed Plug Cap LEAK
@Rover Range - Will do, thank you. -
Coolant Crossover (front) Bleed Plug Cap LEAK
I always tend to add a little silicone grease to o-rings do you think this may cause an issue similar to petroleum lubricants? -
Coolant Crossover (front) Bleed Plug Cap LEAK
I've run into a bit of a coolant leak coming from the BLEED PLUG CAP on the front cross over coolant tube. This part is relatively new as I serviced the 5.0l earlier this year by doing the timing chain and full coolant system upgrade. The culprit from what it appears is the o-ring and locking... -
Help in identifying part - Timing Chain Service
Wow, that looks like an incredibly intense project yet highly satisfying in the end. Best of luck. FYI, my experience removing the old oil restrictors was simple enough. However, inserting the new oil restrictors caused me some anxiety as they were tough to push in. On the first one I though I... -
Help in identifying part - Timing Chain Service
Howdy @Land Rover Joe... I found the below bulletin when I was searching for a solution. It is dated Dec. 2010 though. I did end up replacing both restrictors (Bank1/2) during the timing service job. I had ordered replacement oil restrictors from Land Rover Annapolis -... -
djkaosone to the Courtesy Phone - Oil Catch Cans
Big thanks to djkaosone for blazing the trail on this mod — definitely walking in some big footsteps here. I recently completed an oil catch can install on my 2011 LR4 (5.0L V8 naturally aspirated), and wanted to share my approach in case it helps others. Here’s a breakdown of what I did... -
At Long Last... Modern head unit!
Just wanted to share my experience with the Mr.12Volt integrated CarPlay solution (Model No: P2000-LR41MM). Installation was a breeze—especially with the help of their video guide. On my first attempt, I accidentally reversed a ribbon cable, which caused the LCD to display vertical lines. Once... -
At Long Last... Modern head unit!
It's been a bit since someone posted on this but I'm in total research mode to accomplish CarPlay integration yet maintain the OEM head unit (2011 LR4 DENSO). Don't get me wrong I would love to have a tablet screen of some sort but I don't want to give up audio quality nor lose the ability to... -
Help in identifying part - Timing Chain Service
@rover range can't thank you enough for the help. I pulled the part out and confirmed it is the oil restrictor that I shared in the ebay link. It's on order! Panic level now returning to a more even and stable level. -
Help in identifying part - Timing Chain Service
I'd like to get your opinion on whether this could be the part... - Click on "Technical Drawing" tab and locate part 6F087 - https://parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.com/lr011688-restrictor-oil.html - Part listed on ebay -... -
Help in identifying part - Timing Chain Service
Thank you very much for the help... I'm not finding any info online. So, I have a strange feeling this will the approach I take. If you had to guess, what type of torque would one apply to this screw? Thinking back on the feel of this screw it was no where close to 10Nm as it cracked after two... -
Help in identifying part - Timing Chain Service
Thank you for looking, let me know if anything turns up - appreciate it! -
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Help in identifying part - Timing Chain Service
Hello everyone. I'm in going through the timing chain service and got to the point where I'm to torque the oil suction tube to 10Nm. I blindly began to torque what I thought was the screw that holds to suction tube in place and heard a snap. Looking at what I was tightening I see it was...
