Range Rover Sport 3.0 TDV6 Engine Service & Brakes

Sids Range Rover Sport is back in the garage. 1200 miles since the rebuild and it's now time to carry out a service. Whilst there, I fitted new discs & pads and one brake caliper

[@markturner9809]

Guys great video. I very recently bought a 2012 RR Sport so wanted to change oil and filter just so as I knew it’s been done even though service not due for another 6k. Your tip regarding cardboard to deflect oil was perfect 👍…….. and clearly had not been done on the previous service. I thought I had an oil leak but tis just residue. 👍👍

[@ludekvohlprecht]

I'm surprised you're rebuilding these TDV6 engines and not using 5W40 oil. Unhappy to see you're not cleaning the wheel hub before slamming new rotors on it. There is nothing better than put some rust right away on the new rotor while brushing the mounting bracket right there, also no grease on brake pads. WOW, that's how professionals make money.

[@alpkalaycioglu2285]

Sid the legend is back 🙋‍♂️ engine sounds like a fine swiss watch Steve👍👍 you have done an excellent job sir.

[@pistonbroke]

Cheers Alp

[@chrisj5097]

Nice work. Not a single bit of grease on those bolts. 😊

[@moeketsiRTSHWU5897]

Thanks for the video. Most professional, Excellent and detailed guidance on LR4 service.

[@TheRoti101]

Another great video, thanks for sharing and very helpful. Really enjoy your clips. Thanks 🙏

[@pistonbroke]

No problem, glad you enjoyed it.

[@Parastorm.]

Great work as always.

[@benfel9403]

Great video, Love the contented snoozing dog sounds. :)

[@pistonbroke]

That's all that dog does is eat and sleep. It's wider than it is long 🤣

[@benfel9403]

@@pistonbroke :)

[@comedefleurieu315]

Great video. I would clean the mass air flow sensors while changing the air filtet

[@pistonbroke]

No need. If they're working, leave them alone. Don't try and fix stuff that isn't broken.

[@alhit007]

Great video again, but a bit of rot under the jeep beside the fuel filler? You make it look so easy, pays to have someone that knows what they are at👍

[@pistonbroke]

It's not that bad, just surface rust. Cheers for watching.

[@MintaCreativeArts]

Nice one lads really enjoyed the informative video on the Range Rover service.

[@domc724]

You said something about the Oil type of using on Range Rover Sport especially on this type of motor. The book say about a type of Oil and when you rebuild the engine on Range Rover Sport you recommended about using specific type of Oil if i remember. Now what kind of type of Oil should be filled up? Wich type is better than what the book says. All my respect for what are you doing 👏👍

[@mrkedziersky]

Im using 5w40 in Disco 4 3.0sdv6 180kw

[@steveone9375]

Nice job

[@Unterwegs8000]

Some body snoring 😴 there 😂😂

[@pistonbroke]

The dog

[@Unterwegs8000]

I know was just a jock 😊 I follow you from Switzerland 🇨🇭 and I love your videos :)

[@AndyK.1]

Nice. Tell ppl what size socket for the oil filter.

[@michelbonnet3787]

You have to unscrew the oil filter housing 6 full turns and wait for 2 minutes to drain it...

[@pistonbroke]

No you don't. Just undo it and take the housing out. The lower part will drain once the filter is out.

[@axylmz7687]

first of all thank you for your great videos I need some information please, in fact I have just bought a Range Rover sport 3.0 V6, and the radiator turns as soon as I start the engine even when cold, is this normal??

[@pistonbroke]

Yes thats normal

[@jockeye6686]

Still sounds good, are all these 3.0lv6 engines crap or are they ok with regular servicing?

[@pistonbroke]

They still fail even with full service history, then you get others that'll do 200,000 miles or more.

[@jockeye6686]

I was looking at a 2017 hse but don’t think I’ll bother, too much risk

[@UmarKamani]

when the 3.0 TDV6 starts up does it give off a knocking sound? and if it does what is it about ? Great Work by the way

[@pistonbroke]

I don't know. I can't tell you without hearing it.

[@PeterOZ61]

is that the dog snoring in back ground?

[@pistonbroke]

Yes

[@Deepgill4295]

some one is taking a deep nap in the video

[@pistonbroke]

The dog

[@shashanakalanka]

Can i contact you for a help.we rebuilt a TDV6 which had same issue(crank broken)problem is engine not starting.but after spraying little bit of brake cleaner to the throttle when cranking there is no problem.engine is starting and runs smoothly without any problems.

[@pistonbroke]

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[@ViajeroHonesto]

M8 , do you know if this model has the pump to extract the oil or you have to do it as you did in the video, I'm thinking to do it myself due the lack difficulty but I Cannot find the connector in the engine to pump the oil out.

[@Duvilferrailleur]

Le claquement au démarrage c’est normal ? Jais un 3.0 l320 qui claque pareil au démarrage c’est normal ? Merci

[@denniscronin1112]

What do you think of oil change using extraction pump through dipstick?

[@pistonbroke]

I don't like doing it that way, you never know if you've got all the oil out.

[@benfel9403]

@@pistonbroke couldn't agree more, might as well work with gravity than against it.

[@billytremoloband7456]

Ben Fel Spent a bit of time at Jlr dealership and tried oil Vac and sump drain method, oil Vac generally gets more oil out....! Once engine is good and hot that is, to be fair our foreman had a good way doing things where we would always take the car / suv for a good test drive on local motorway (just around the corner) before service or repairs so engines we’re always good and hot!

[@terjehimle3107]

if you dont want to spill your oil, you can suck out the oil from the tube on top of the engine :)

[@pistonbroke]

That's not the proper way to do it and I don't have a suction thingy anyway.

[@terjehimle3107]

@@pistonbroke I know and you are right :)

[@blackvulcan100]

That's the way LR recommend, gets more oil out than the draining method ( so LR say ) that's why there is a special tube to extract the oil. My main dealer extracts the oil.

[@olcayyilmaz7539]

Do you know, is it possible to change discovery 3 front inner parkingsensor without removing front bumper? Unfortunately it has no click sound.

[@pistonbroke]

No, you'll need to take it off to do the inner ones

[@michelbonnet3787]

Why don't you simply drain the oil by the vacuum pipe ? Easier, cleaner and without removing under shields...

[@pistonbroke]

Because I don't have a vacuum pump.

[@dtechnic1469]

How much litters oil capacity

[@barryelstone2992]

How often should the engine oil be changed 2006 2.7rrs

[@pistonbroke]

Land rover say every 15,000 miles but I wouldn't leave it that long. 8-10,000 would be better.

[@djamelouldmohamed4327]

good evening, I am sending you this message to request your help for a 306dt jaguar xf engine. I am a mechanic and am buying a 2010 3l v6 jaguar xfS 275 306dt engine. the failure is the broken crankshaft, I recovered the engine half open. i think i have all the parts but i'm not sure. i would like to know there you could help me in my search for parts and engine reassembly. I'm from France

[@whatsmining9917]

Easier to unplug the pipe next to the sump plug it's also lower to get rid of more oil you just squeeze the plastic clips & pull no mess & you don't have to buy a new sump plug

[@hossjlr4891]

Is someone having a nap around you ? I can hear snoring 💤 at 8:15 !! 🥴🥴🥴

[@pistonbroke]

Yeah it's Grants dog, he snores really loud.

[@lifeofriley6187]

Do you know if the newer sdv6 is any better engine

[@pistonbroke]

Nope, they're all shit.

[@lifeofriley6187]

@@pistonbroke thank you

[@lifeofriley6187]

Is the sdv8 a good motor

[@pistonbroke]

Yes, much better

[@billytremoloband7456]

Piston Broke Garage Ah there not too bad (sdv6)🤪🤪🤪 just front / rear oil seals and oil level sensors and egrs and rocker cover gaskets etc oh wait you could be right 😜

[@pierluigicicinelli3361]

hi what oil is it?

[@pistonbroke]

5w30