Atlantic British Presents: Spark Plug Service on Range Rover Sport Supercharged 2006-2009

www.roverparts.com Atlantic British Ltd. Repair & Maintenance Academy How-To Video: Watch Doug, our Land Rover Master Technician, as he presents an overview of the replacement of the spark plugs for a Range Rover Sport Supercharged 2006-2009. Using our Spark Plug Kit # LR005253SKA, which includes 8 spark plugs, it is recommended that this service be performed every 90,000 miles. This service is also valid on the LR3 and the Range Rover Full Size with the Jag engine. Please refer any questions or comments to 1-800-533-2210, or go to live chat at www.roverparts.com. For more how-to videos on the Range Rover Sport and other Land Rover vehicles visit www.roverparts.com/resources/...
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[@ravenbonanza1522]

What a great teach. Learned a lot from this guy. Thank you

[@karolbailey5858]

You are a star ! This has helped my husband no end! Why can't british suppliers do more of this - too protective I reckon! Thanks a million!

[@henrysiegertsz8204]

You sir are what we in the UK call a Fu@k!ng legend!

[@josephcatalan3161]

This is the same for a Range Rover Sport HSE. Thanks for the vid man

[@roberttaylor1464]

Love your knowledge

[@hoshyarmohammad5659]

Thanks

[@blakslee720]

That's a lot easier than my disco 2. Especially the coil packs

[@diegonavarro708]

Thanks for the video. What about using aluminum non-seize grease instead of spitting on the thread?

[@Chosenone429]

Great video 👍👍Does that spark plug gap also work for a 2008 Range Rover Sport 4.4L?

[@yayitsbatman]

Shouldn’t the Spark plug gap be 0.39? (Per manual)

[@christophermitchell7703]

So he started talking about not removing the plugs when the engine is hot, and then the video cut off. He probably wanted to mention that if you remove a spark plug from an aluminum block while it’s hot, it may never go back in again. Sage advice!

[@ROY-COLLEY]

Hi I love watching your vids. What I would like to ask is this . I have a 2006 RR Supercharge with a 4.2 engine . It also runs on LPG. Now I know gas runs hotter and drier than Petrol . I have heard so many things about the Jag 4.2 engine . One that the valves are softer than the BMW engine . So the 4.2 needs a flash lube also known as valve saver kit. Now most flash lube works on a vacuum . But people tell me that I need an electronic one . With a 4 branch . Could you please please please shine some light on this problem for me. Also what System would be best for me. Please help. Roy

[@avanTgarde213]

Did I miss the part where you show the other four?

[@AlanTrades]

Is it the same for a 2010 rrs supercharged

[@oSTYNCLSYo]

I wish they made a bolt on supercharger for a 4.4l jag motor..

[@zxtenn]

Anti Seize for future??

[@tex_gil117]

Does this also work for the 2011 5.0 SC as well?

[@brendamora5509]

not sure if you’ve changed yours yet . i have a 2011 5.0 sc as well and wondering the same

[@ksasbr107]

Hello , I have LR3 V8 4.4 I have leak in PCV valve and I tried to take out but couldn't , I removed the two screw t25 but I could not remove the pipe ?! It's look same of this pcv in this video . Can you help me please ? Thank you very much

[@ksasbr107]

My car now is 217000 KM

[@Kassiusday]

ksasbr107 and how is driving ?. 217000 miles !! Amazing !!

[@michaelwestphal2753]

I have a Range Rover sport supercharged 2006 with a Land Rover engine. Are the spark plugs located the same place the jag engines are? Also, with the engine light on I took it to oreallys and they hooked up there little mechanism and it said cylinder 5,6 are missfiring. Also, if I go to fast a message comes on engine performance lowered “something like that”. I ordered new spark plugs and coils. Do you think that will fix it or do you think I should replace the coolant pump? Thanks!

[@snowyshadow2136]

Yes, he’s working on a Range Rover with a 4.2l supercharged engine. It’s an engine designed by jaguar and used in their vehicles, so that’s why he calls it a ‘jaguar engine’. If you have a supercharged RR from 2006-2009, this is your engine.

[@paulbau8797]

You have the engine code?

[@seberkholdingsptyltd7692]

Hi do you have a video of taking the super charger off a 2007 L320 sport?

[@atlanticbritishrp]

sorry. we don't have a vi for that right now.

[@maintainer747]

@@atlanticbritishrp A lot of videos on the net are now talking about sea-foaming the engine to get rid of the carbon build up on the upper valves. Some suggest using the brake booster hose to inject the sea foam liquid or spraying it into the throttle body. I am not sure if this is necessary on the 4.2L engine or if you have a better solution for valve cleaning??

[@atlanticbritishrp]

@@maintainer747 I've seen various posts about the same. Sea Foam does make your engine run hotter, so I think you may want to be a little conservative on how much you use and maybe trial and test.

[@yayitsbatman]

Spark plug gap 0.39?

[@thembastemple]

9:04 lol

[@DallenHarris]

Mine has 95k miles and recently at idle it has been surging up and down up and down especially when cold. Will this maybe help fix that?

[@GoCeltics734]

bet you its a dirty throttle body. oil and gunk loves to collect at the butterfly valve. simple wipe down fixes a surging idle

[@MrBossplays]

torquimetro pra que

[@TvzzR2]

Whats the gap? .053? Manual says .044

[@yayitsbatman]

I thought it was 0.39?

[@Raheemy1987]

Anti-Seize.!!!

[@AveGuy1]

This company is very bad. I asked a few questions about my car and they don't care, they never answer. Bad business motto.