Tag: range rover sport

Tag: range rover sport

2017 Range Rover Sport to Get Minor Tweaks


Minor changes to the exterior are due for the latest Range Rover Sport, which is expected to hit production next year. Pictures of the development prototype have already surfaced and one can seethe new look of the grille, which shows a honeycomb design. Adjustments to the front bumper are also visible. Compared to the current Rover Sport model, the foglight strips of the…

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Kahn Design Showcases Bespoke Range Rovers


After garnering raves for its work on the Aston Martin DB9, Kahn Design rolled out its bespoke creations for the Range Rover and Range Rover Sport. Called the RS Pace Cars, the vehicles feature the modifications that the coachbuilder is offering for these luxury Rovers. The Range Rover RS Pace Car boasts a sophisticated two-tone exterior, which Kahn Design labelled as…

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Park Brake Actuator and Actuation Module for Discovery 3/4 and Range Rover Sport


A common fault on these vehicles is that the electronically operated park brake actuation module starts to screech very loudly. These vehicles have a switch on the console that controls an electronic module under the rear of the vehicle, which then pulls cables to actuate the actual braking mechanisms on the back wheels. Each back wheel has a disc brake with…

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EGR Valve for TDV6 Engine of Discovery 3/4 and Range Rover Sport


One of the common problems we fix with the TDV6 engine from Discovery 3, Discovery 4, and Range Rover Sport as the vehicles get older is EGR valves – Exhaust Gas Recirculation Valves. The EGR system is a method that has been developed by engineers to reduce emissions from engines. They open only at idle, and at full throttle, to allow…

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How to Avoid Overheating Your Vehicle


With the hotter weather coming up we can have some awful overheating problems happen. In particular, the TDV6 engines in Discovery 3, Discovery 4, and Range Rover Sport have a plastic water outlet in the valley of the engine. The hot coolant water comes out of the engine, and into the top radiator hose through this spout. We have had several of…

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