Range Rover Parts Catalogue & Aftermarket

Land Rover Range Rover offers a variety of models, each with different engine configurations, so the parts can vary significantly based on the model and engine type. Here's a general overview of the engine parts across different Range Rover models:

1. Range Rover Parts: Range Rover Sport

   • Engine Types: The Sport models are available with a range of engines, including the 3.0L V6, 5.0L V8 supercharged, and the 3.0L diesel.
   • Key Engine Parts:
     • Cylinder Head: Houses the valves and camshafts. On higher-performance engines like the V8, the cylinder heads are more complex to manage the increased airflow.
     • Turbochargers: For diesel and certain gasoline variants, turbochargers are used to increase engine efficiency.
     • Fuel Injectors: These provide the right amount of fuel to the engine, and their type varies depending on the engine configuration (direct injection or port injection).
     • Timing Chain/Belt: Essential for ensuring the synchronization of the engine’s intake and exhaust valves with the piston movement.
     • Oil Cooler: Helps maintain the optimal temperature of the engine oil for better performance and longevity.

2. Range Rover Velar

   • Engine Types: The Velar offers 2.0L 4-cylinder engines, 3.0L V6, and 2.0L Ingenium engines, which are turbocharged or mild-hybrid configurations.
   • Key Engine Parts:
     • Intercooler: Used to cool the intake air after compression, which is critical for maintaining engine performance, particularly in turbocharged models.
     • Crankshaft: Transfers power from the combustion chamber to the rest of the drivetrain. The crankshaft in a V6 engine is often more robust to handle the additional stress.
     • Camshaft and Timing Mechanisms: These control the intake and exhaust valves' opening and closing, which is crucial for the engine's breathing, especially in higher-performance engines.
     • EGR Valve (Exhaust Gas Recirculation): This reduces NOx emissions by recirculating a portion of the exhaust back into the intake air stream.
     • Piston Rings: Involved in sealing the combustion chamber and maintaining proper compression.

3. Range Rover Evoque

   • Engine Types: Typically comes with 2.0L turbocharged 4-cylinder engines, either in gasoline or diesel configurations.
   • Key Engine Parts:
     • Turbocharger: Found in most Evoque models, the turbocharger improves the engine's efficiency and power output.
     • Crankcase Ventilation System: Helps remove the buildup of harmful gases inside the engine, typically via a PCV valve.
     • Engine Mounts: The Evoque has specialized engine mounts to reduce vibrations, particularly since the engine is smaller and more compact.
     • Exhaust Manifold: Collects exhaust gases from multiple cylinders and channels them toward the turbo or directly to the exhaust system.
     • Alternator: Charges the battery and powers electrical systems while the engine is running, especially important in hybrid versions.

4. Range Rover Classic (Older Models)

   • Engine Types: Early Range Rovers came with carbureted V8s, inline-six engines, and diesel variants.
   • Key Engine Parts:
     • Carburetor (for older models): It mixes air and fuel before it enters the engine for combustion, though it has been replaced by electronic fuel injection in modern models.
     • Distributor: Used for igniting the spark plugs in older engines before modern ignition systems were developed.
     • Valves and Lifters: The valve timing and hydraulic lifters are critical in ensuring the correct operation of the engine.
     • Water Pump: Ensures coolant circulates through the engine to maintain the proper temperature.

5. Range Rover PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid)

   • Engine Types: A combination of a petrol engine (often a 2.0L 4-cylinder or a 3.0L V6) paired with an electric motor.
   • Key Engine Parts:
     • Battery Pack: The high-voltage battery works with the electric motor to provide additional power an
     • Electric Motor: The electric motor assists the gasoline engine during acceleration and at low speeds.
     • Transmission: In PHEVs, the transmission is often integrated with the electric motor for more seamless power delivery.
     • Inverter and Converter: These manage the power flow between the electric motor and the battery pack.
     • Regenerative Braking System: This system helps recharge the battery during braking by converting kinetic energy into electrical energy.

Each model in the Range Rover lineup may come with different levels of sophistication, so these components can vary in complexity depending on whether you’re working with a turbocharged 4-cylinder or a supercharged V8 engine.