Used Range Rover Parts: Vogue & Autobiography

The full-size Range Rover has been the luxury SUV benchmark since 1970, and “Vogue” has long been the name most owners use for it. Whether you drive a Vogue, Vogue SE, Autobiography or SVAutobiography, standard or long-wheelbase, Findmylrpart, powered by Eurojag, supplies genuine used parts from responsibly dismantled vehicles, all covered by a 3-month warranty.

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About the Range Rover

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The fourth-generation Range Rover (L405) was launched in 2012 with an all-aluminium body that cut weight by around 400kg compared with the L322 it replaced. A 2018 facelift brought new LED headlights, the Touch Pro Duo screens and a plug-in hybrid. The fifth-generation Range Rover (L460) arrived in 2022 with a minimalist design, flush glazing, all-wheel steering and a new range of six-cylinder, V8 and plug-in hybrid engines. Both generations come in standard and long-wheelbase versions, and many body, glass and interior parts differ between the two lengths. We always check your VIN to confirm the correct fit.

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Engines Fitted:

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L405 (2015–2022): 3.0 TDV6 diesel (258hp); 3.0 SDV6 diesel (275hp) and SDV6 Hybrid (to 2017); 4.4 SDV8 diesel (339hp); 3.0 V6 supercharged petrol (340 / 380hp); 5.0 V8 supercharged petrol (510–565hp); 2.0 P400e plug-in hybrid (from 2018); 3.0 D300 / D350 Ingenium six-cylinder diesel MHEV and P400 petrol MHEV (from 2020).

L460 (2022 onwards): 3.0 D250, D300 and D350 Ingenium six-cylinder diesel MHEV; 3.0 P400 Ingenium six-cylinder petrol MHEV; P440e, P510e and P550e plug-in hybrids; 4.4 P530 twin-turbo V8 and P615 SV.

All engines use the ZF 8-speed automatic gearbox with a two-speed transfer box.

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Range Rover Parts We Supply

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Engines and transmissions: complete and bare engines, 8-speed gearboxes, transfer boxes, differentials, turbochargers, superchargers.

Air suspension: compressors, air struts, height sensors, valve blocks, adaptive dampers.

Body panels: bonnets, doors (standard and LWB), upper and lower tailgates, wings, bumpers.

Lighting: adaptive and Pixel LED headlights, rear lights, fog lights.

Electrical: ECUs, body control modules, infotainment screens, rear-seat entertainment, cameras, door handle and soft-close modules.

Interior: heated and massage seats, executive rear seats, dashboards, wood and leather trims, steering wheels.

Wheels and steering: alloy wheels from 19 to 23 inches, steering racks, hubs, driveshafts.

Cooling and climate: radiators, coolant pipes, intercoolers, air-conditioning compressors, four-zone climate units.

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Common Range Rover Problems

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These are the faults Range Rover owners see most often. Knowing them helps you diagnose the problem and get the right part first time.

Air suspension faults: cracked air springs, worn compressors and faulty height sensors are the most common repairs, usually announced by a “Suspension Fault” warning.

Electrical issues: module failures, infotainment glitches and sensor faults are frequent, especially on earlier L405s.

Door and tailgate faults: door locks and soft-close latches can fail, and the tailgate can drop out of alignment.

Diesel turbo problems: the 4.4 V8 diesels are known for turbo issues, while the 3.0 TDV6 has a reputation for crankshaft wear on poorly serviced cars.

V8 petrol timing chains: the 5.0 supercharged V8 can suffer worn timing chain guides and tensioners, along with weak plastic coolant pipes.

Ingenium timing chains: later petrol and diesel Ingenium engines can stretch their timing chains if oil changes are skipped.

DPF and AdBlue faults: diesels used mainly for short trips can block their particulate filter or develop AdBlue system faults.

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Find Your Range Rover Part

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Because parts differ between the L405 and L460, and between standard and long-wheelbase models, send us your registration, VIN or a photo of the part and our specialists will confirm the right fit.