Range Rovers Aren’t Unreliable… You’re Just Doing This Wrong

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• JA

  @jamestalemwa1600 · 2 months ago

  When the OG talked about replacing plastic parts to aluminum, this man knows RR very well. That’s what the real mechanics do. And the haters go and buy a Toyota Prius 😂

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• BA

  @basvandecamp4553 · 2 months ago

  You are one of very few who understands oil.

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• SI

  @sinnaever · 2 months ago

  Not a Range Rover owner… but a Defender owner.<br><br>My man is speaking the truth on everything. Best thing anyone with a Land Rover can do is invest in a good Battery Maintainer and always keep your battery topped up and maintained to prevent gremlins.

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• MA

  @MannyScoot · 6 months ago

  Love them, service them, and when something breaks fix it and they last forever..... My 2015 Sport HSE and has 105,000 miles she looks and runs like new.....Thanks for the tips !

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• HI

  @HIDprojectors · 6 months ago

  Love the wheels on the L322!

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• RO

  @RoverLanding-Adventures · 5 months ago

  My 04 Discovery 2&apos;s, 06 Sport, 12 LR4 and 17 Evoque Cabriolet are all going strong. Keep up on maintenance and they will go forever. Replacing plastic components, common wear items, and doing some preventative replacements on known issues and they are fine. Great video!

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• KA

  @kanamekuran23 · 3 months ago

  As an owner of the L322 and L405 v8, range rover powertrains are not inherently unreliable. The service interval provided by land rover is their form of planned obsolescence. Land Rover claims to get your vehicle serviced every 10-16k miles. However, repeated following of that interval is bound to cause some issues. So long between servicing causes an issue within the powertrain, which then causes a domino effect in the electronics. I make it a habit to always change my oil and do servicing every 5k miles, regardless of vehicle. Both Land rovers have 175k+ miles and I am the second owner on both. Take care of the vehicle like you mean it and it will take care of you.

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• JM

  @jmo4026 · 2 months ago

  i’ve always been a fan of rr especially that body style sport

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• ST

  @Steve-re7tr · 1 month ago

  Always check the earth points, inspect the steering knuckles on L405s and watch out for sunroof drains blocking ✅

• AN

  @antwonross9207 · 2 months ago

  The L322 is the last real Range Rover in my book. Thanks for the info, we love rovers for there capabilities. I&apos;ve owned two county&apos;s, one a lwb, and a p38. We are looking for a well kept L322.

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• DW

  @dwaynereid6181 · 4 weeks ago

  All day ever day thank you guys for taking time out for all the information I have a 2006 range rover sport supercharged yes I would like to keep it for a long time

• MC

  @mc6775 · 2 months ago (edited)

  I had a jaguar XJL (Same AJ V8) &amp; I had replaced the plastic pipes and made it to almost 1/4 million miles and then the brakes went out! It turns out (I didn&apos;t know) they use plastic connectors on the brake lines!! Surprise surprise and you can imagine what happened.

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