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Its good to have members with different interest areas and specialties.

now we know who to ask about Gearboxes! Discovery 4 HSE
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Neil E



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Gaz,

I`ve a 55 plate Vogue Se. I`m thinking (excuse my ignorance as I`ve only had it a couple of weeks)it`s the facelift model as it`s production date is Sept 05 and it`s got touchscreen and the deep bumper.

The gearbox on tiptronic goes up to 5 but yet the owners manual says it`s a 6 speed??

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Post #12259 2nd Feb 2010 4:17pm
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United Kingdom 2010 Range Rover SE Td6 Zermatt Silver

As its obviously facelift it must have the JAG AJV8 engine and therefore the 6-Speed ZF 6HP26 box. I had an 05 V8 which was facelift with the Jag/6-speed combo.

Open the bonnet and see if its a JAG or BMW unit as I guess the owner could have done a front end change on the pre-facelift 05 Model which did have the touch screen but old BMW engine & 5-speed gearbox...

Post #12260 2nd Feb 2010 4:28pm
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Gazellio wrote:
I am not questioning you knowledge however it was my understanding that the BMW sourced TD6 engine continued to be mated to the GM 5L40-E transmission until it was replaced by the Jaguar sourced TDV8.

2002 - 2004 V8 = ZF 5HP24
2005 - V8 = ZF 5HP24 or ZF 6HP26 (depending on facelift or not)
2006 - 2009 V8 = ZF 6HP26

2002 - 2006 TD6 = GM 5L40-E

2007 - 2010 TDV8 = ZF 6HP26

Not sure about the ZF 5HP25 you quoted? ZF 5 & 6 speed Trannys definitely include:

Can you give me more information about the ZF 5HP25 as I am genuinely interested Question


A while back I had on my PC the workshop manual that was around the web. As it only covered older cars I deleted it....very bad...

While browsing it, I remember seeing as gearboxes the ZF only. Don't remember the GM name. At the time it caught my eye the connection between the first number, ZF*, and the last one HP*, hence ZF5HP25. Maybe I'm the one wrong with the numbers, but that's the idea on my mind.

By the way, also, the diesel engines are not Jag sourced, they were built by Ford/PSA, but developed with Jag and Rover in mind. (they wanted to fit the TDV8 to the XJ, but it was too high) Jag stayed with the tdv6 and Rover (the real one, not the disco ''chassied'' one ) with the tdv8.....

I love the fact that the TDV8 is not shared by any other car....

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[massive quote edited out by Mod]

Trust me the TD6 had the GM 5L40-E not a ZF box. It is noted for really being 100% up to the job of hauling the heavy Range Rover about even with the underpowered TD6 driving it.

Re "Jag sourced" I agree bad terminology. The 3.6 L V8 is built at Dagenham Engine Plant by Ford of Europe. It is a twin-turbocharged Diesel V8 producing 272 PS (268 hp/200 kW) and 640 N·m (472 ft·lbf).

Due to the common use of "Jag engined" for "facelift" or newer Range Rovers I have incorrectly used this term.

I agree that having a TDV8, as I do, is a unique experience and I believe it to be one of the best all round engines available. A 4.4l version is planned very soon. Very Happy

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Portugal 2007 Range Rover Vogue TDV8 Buckingham Blue

Surelly they would produce a higher capacity TDV8.
With the new TDv6, the performance is, so I hear, really good. Meaning is touching tdv8 territory...at least in the sport model.

Nowadays the SC is too far from the tdv8, so its logical that they should push it a bit further to close the gap. It feels like its happening the same during the changes in the 2006 MY. Lazy td6 and brutal SC lineup.

For 2007, they came up with a real world performance diesel on par with a SC. Just take out the 0-60, and the other number are very close, or at least to compensate the SC's huge fuel bill.

Now for the new TDv8, it sounds like the same lineup, 2010 ''slower diesel'' and brutal SC. So for 2011 expect a repetition....Maybe that's why they removed brembos from 2010's. At least they can market them again on 2011 with the greater performance of the new tdv8.

Thought they would come up with a 4.0.
4.4 sounds very juicy....maybe 360 hp, and 800-900 torques.....????

Post #12295 2nd Feb 2010 11:24pm
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United Kingdom 2010 Range Rover SE Td6 Zermatt Silver

[another massive quote taken out by Mod in accordance with Martin's guidelines]


The new engine will be MASSIVE in every respect and will kick the SC in the butt at least in Torque terms and probably usable power as well!!!

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United Kingdom 2010 Range Rover SE Td6 Zermatt Silver

Just found this for sale on EBay: £1.99

WORKSHOP MANUAL FOR RANGEROVER

3rd Generation L30

2002 to 2006
engines

TD6 3.0
V8 4.4

Transmissions

GM5 5440-E
ZF 5HP 24

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Rangerover-3rd-Gen-L...45ef99e9d4

These manuals are the same ones that are used by the main dealer to service and repair your Range Rover.

The CD has hundreds of pages of detailed information on each of the above models and comprehensively covers their repair, maintenance and overhaul.

Included:

Workshop Manual

Overhaul Manual for Engine & Gearbox

Electrical Manual with Wiring Diagrams

Technical Bulletins

Owners Handbook

Plus much much more.

Post #12306 3rd Feb 2010 9:43am
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Maybe that's a pay version of the book I had.....

Either way, it serves nothing as 2007+ ''don't'' have manuals. The dealer consults them online...
I think RRUK has got a subscription to the site.

Maybe someday I'll give a try and see if I can convince my dealer to pdf me out the whole lot....

Post #12307 3rd Feb 2010 10:18am
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United Kingdom 2010 Range Rover SE Td6 Zermatt Silver

Thought it may be useful for people with pre 2007 cars and/or cannot download Rave properly - its only £1.99!

Post #12312 3rd Feb 2010 10:34am
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Yep, that will be the RAVE burned to CD. I generally get upset at people so blatantly scamming the unknowing by offering a CD of material available on the internet for free - but for 1.99... I wouldn't even open and close my cd tray twice.

The RAVE only covers the BMW engined models, but there is still quite a bit of useful info, even for later cars. I'm waiting for someone to download all the info from LR GTR and sell that as a DVD. I'd pay 29.95 for that Laughing 
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The problem is that the LTBs etc on the GTR site are constantly being updated so unless you want to take out a lengthy subscription at great cost (to the average owner) its not worth it.

I don't have a subscription, I just download the headers as this gives me a clue as to whether I stand a chance with a warranty claim and also gives me something to point the dealer at. Discovery 4 HSE
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I saw some posts by you with stuff from the GTR website, so I thought you were subscribed.

And yes, manufacturers, as a general rule, are always updating the docs. There are always some unforseen probs even with older models that are only detected later.

Nevertheless, for a 3-4 year old car, most of the info should have been compiled by now, so 29.95 would seem fine for a 2007 MY. At least I would buy it.

Post #12348 3rd Feb 2010 5:54pm
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