Used Discovery Sport Parts (Land Rover L550)

The Land Rover Discovery Sport replaced the Freelander 2 in 2015 as the brand’s compact family SUV. It offers a 5+2 seating option, genuine off-road ability and a practical boot. Land Rover has confirmed production will end in December 2026, after an 11-year run, so the many cars on UK roads will rely more and more on quality used parts. At Findmylrpart, powered by Eurojag, we supply genuine used Discovery Sport parts from responsibly dismantled vehicles, all covered by a 3-month warranty.

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About the Discovery Sport

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Every Discovery Sport is the same generation, L550, but there are two distinct versions. The 2015–2019 cars share much of their structure with the Range Rover Evoque. The 2019-onwards facelift moved to Land Rover’s newer Premium Transverse Architecture, which added mild-hybrid engines, a plug-in hybrid and a redesigned interior with the Touch Pro Duo screens. That platform change means many parts don’t swap between early and late cars, which is why we always check your VIN or registration. Commercial van versions are also common.

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Engines Fitted:

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2015–2019: 2.2 TD4 / SD4 diesel (150 / 190hp, early 2015 only); 2.0 Si4 petrol (240hp, early cars); 2.0 eD4 Ingenium diesel (150hp, front-wheel drive, manual); 2.0 TD4 Ingenium diesel (150 / 180hp); 2.0 SD4 Ingenium diesel (240hp); 2.0 Si4 Ingenium petrol (240 / 290hp).

2019 onwards (facelift): 2.0 D150, D165, D180, D200 and D240 Ingenium diesels (most mild-hybrid); 2.0 P200, P250 and P290 Ingenium petrols; 1.5 P300e plug-in hybrid.

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Most cars have the ZF 9-speed automatic gearbox. Front-wheel-drive models came with a 6-speed manual.

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Discovery Sport Parts We Supply

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Engines and transmissions: complete and bare engines, 9-speed automatic and manual gearboxes, rear drive units, propshafts, turbochargers.

Body panels: bonnets, doors, powered tailgates, wings, front and rear bumpers.

Lighting: halogen, xenon and LED headlights, rear lights, fog lights.

Electrical: ECUs, gearbox control modules, infotainment screens, cameras, parking sensors, window switches.

Interior: front, second-row and third-row seats, dashboards, trims, steering wheels.

Suspension and steering: shock absorbers, springs, wishbones, hubs, steering racks, driveshafts.

Wheels: alloy wheels from 17 to 21 inches.

Cooling and climate: radiators, intercoolers, air-conditioning compressors, heater units.

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Common Discovery Sport Problems

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Knowing the weak spots helps you diagnose the fault and order the right part first time.

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Timing chain stretch: early 2.0 Ingenium engines, especially 2015–2017 cars, can stretch their timing chain. A rattle on a cold start is the usual warning sign.

Oil dilution and DPF issues: diesels used mostly for short trips may fail to clear their particulate filter, and fuel can get into the engine oil.

9-speed gearbox behaviour: owners report harsh or hesitant shifts. Some cases are fixed with a software update; others need a replacement gearbox or control module.

Coolant leaks: check hoses, the expansion tank and the water pump if the coolant level keeps dropping.

Electrical faults: frozen infotainment screens, camera dropouts, misbehaving sensors and powered tailgates that won’t open or close properly.

Clutch and injector wear: manual cars and higher-mileage diesels can need new clutches and injectors.

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Find Your Discovery Sport Part

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Because parts differ between pre- and post-2019 models, send us your registration, VIN or a photo of the part and our specialists will confirm the correct match.