Where to find a parts book?

[jwise87]

I am in need of a parts book for one of these. I didn't see one on the Topix website but I could have just missed it. I did see one on one of the LR dealer sites but it was pretty crude. I live 2+ hours from the dealer and I want to be able to see what the parts guy there is seeing. Any advice?

 

[catman]

I think your best bet is to go to the link below, choose your vehicle and simply look though the categories. All of the parts diagrams are there based on the section you are looking at.

https://landrovermerriamparts.com/parts/?siteid=215719

 

[jwise87]

Bingo. Thank you catman.

 

[gsxr]

I bought the Microcat EPC (electronic part catalog), which is what the dealer parts guys use, AFAIK. For the casual shopper, it's an absolutely miserable program... the user interface and navigation is just terrible compared to EPC's from other marques. (I'm used to Mercedes EPC, which is complex but very logical.) But, after spending ten times longer than it should take, I could eventually locate the part numbers I needed in Microcat for miscellaneous odds & ends of replacement parts.

The Microcat is likely to be more complete and accurate than the online dealer website listings:

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?&_nkw=rover+microcat

 

[mbw]

I bought the Microcat EPC (electronic part catalog), which is what the dealer parts guys use, AFAIK. For the casual shopper, it's an absolutely miserable program... the user interface and navigation is just terrible compared to EPC's from other marques. (I'm used to Mercedes EPC, which is complex but very logical.) But, after spending ten times longer than it should take, I could eventually locate the part numbers I needed in Microcat for miscellaneous odds & ends of replacement parts.

The Microcat is likely to be more complete and accurate than the online dealer website listings:

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?&_nkw=rover+microcat

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I just ordered that. Might come in handy, at least to help out folks on the interwebs. I'll have to get windows on a virtualbox to use it. (mac user only).

 

[BeemerNut]

Check with your favorite LR dealership you frequent and check with the parts person for one of their parts catalogs.
They upgrade on average (been told) every six months and ask for one of their "obsolete catalogs" for your vehicle.
I have one for my 95 D1 5-speed Disco that shows about every nut & bolt besides parts for my Disco as well a factory repair manual.
A great help in finding the needed part as well having LR's long parts numbers of every part.

Carl.....~~=o&o>......