Transmission Filter Service On Land Rover LR3

On the Land Rover LR3, over a period of time, the clutches wear and that material builds up into the filter and into the fluid itself.
That all reduces the efficiency of the transmission.
It creates more heat, and heat is the worst enemy for an automatic transmission.
Watch Doug, our Land Rover Master Technician, give an overview the process involved in replacing the transmission filter for a 2005-2009 LR3.
Using money-saving kit # TRANSM100SKA, which comes with 6 liters of ZF Lifeguard transmission fluid, transmission filter with gasket and pan, filter plug,and an automatic transmission valve sleeve.
It is recommended that this service be performed every 90,000 miles.
Please Note: While part number LR007474, is used on Range Rover Full Size models, the process for this service differs from LR3 to Range Rover Full Size.
Please note that there are parts mentioned in the video not included in the kit that you may want to replace for the service, those part #s are exhaust gasket #WCM100460L and # TYP500050 pan bolts (21 required).
0:34 Recommended service every 90,000
0:49 Included in kit
1:54 Location of pan, gaining access
2:27 Remove cat to remove pan
3:37 Jack stand under transfer case
4:28 Option to upgrade to 40 Torx bolts
5:08 Raise back of transmission to clear pickup tube on pan
5:37 Remove 21 bolts and drop the pan
5:47 Reinstall everything taken apart in reverse order
6:42 Procedure to refill the system
7:05 3 to 5 quarts of fluid
7:47 Once a second drip
8:04 Fill plug location
8:59 Ordering information
Related Parts List:
TRANSM100SKA
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LR007474
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TYP500050 (21 required)
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WCM100460L
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[@egoequus6263]

Why is it so hard for transmission designers to have a simple drain, fill and filter setup? I know mechanics need to make a living, but this is nuts.

[@kenbina]

Yeah, no kidding!

[@harveyottotech]

You did lots of pointing and explaining, but you didn't show us how you actually remove the filter or install a new one without snapping off the pickup tube. There isn't enough room to remove the filter without jacking up the engine. If there's a trick to it, I would love to know it.

[@kenbina]

Thanks for taking the time to do this informative video on what looks like a fairly complex procedure, at least to us amateurs. Certainly gives me new found appreciation for a good mechanic.

[@funbaby1000]

jesus what a pain the the butt! what kind of monster designed this to change a transmission service??

[@rickwilliams24]

Why don't you do the job if you are going to do the video

[@ScottLewis901]

Would this apply to an 2016 LR4 as well?

[@gabegaitan6964]

Changing out my transmission filter now and it's no joke..

[@bigfeezy19]

I just want to say, this man knows range rover like the back if his hand. Wowwwww, the effortlessly way he explained all the intricate details!! I wish you were in Houston, TX 👏🏾👏🏾

[@ColdSun87]

LAND Rovers*****

[@mustimuffi8692]

Hello I need your help I have a Range Rover Sport l320. The gearbox shows me the error on the output shaft speed sensor. Does anyone know where you can order the part. LG

[@anasazi.yazzie]

I was wondering if you could use Castro ATF? Since i keep hearing its better for Automatic and last twice as long. I mean it is expensive to get the filter plus serviced.

[@steveshih4622]

Thanks for the video. How long does it take to do this? Thanks again.

[@ColdSun87]

According to another video, 4 hours... and that was at a specialized mechanic.

[@foreverzeta6578]

That is awful . what should be done at the same time. To save on mechanics ruining a vehicle or to save headaches of a large bill for another part that could be done around the same time.thanks

[@seungilpaik5900]

Hi Doug, new to your company and channel. Recently I ordered a transmission filter and fluid change kit (ATFCK). On the metal pan, there is a white plastic part that looks like it sits where the old drain plug sat. It is connected to a 14mm alen plug. What is this part? Neither of the two salesman from Atlantic British could tell me what the plastic part is and what it is.

[@amosdunham2511]

Same procedure for lr4?

[@zx300ttt]

Nice

[@merseybeat1963]

Looks complicated