Hi guys,

So the car looks to have been serviced as per the stamps in the service schedule book but there's no info on what exactly was done at each service.

As the car has done 100k what sort of things should i look to get done (or check they have been done?)

Diff oils?
Transmission box oil?
Gearbox oil?

What other bits need doing?

Thanks and sorry for the open ended question but I want to ensure the vehicle is looked after and won't go BANG on me!

I'd change ALL the fluids

Engine oil
Coolant
Brake fluid
Power steering fluid
Gearbox oil
Both Axles
Transfer box

Plus filters where needed, also fuel filters

That's a good start, it in no way guarantees that it won't go bang, it just means you can blame someone else because you did all you could do...  Pete

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Don't forget the diffs

"Diffs
Don't forget the diffs"

as in:

"Both Axles"



But seriously, if changing all these fluids, ensure you can undo the filler plug on all items before you undo the drain plug! (Been there, didn't, felt stupid ) .
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Good advice all round and if you follow it you should have peace of mind.

One trhing though - who did the scheduled servicing? if the dates/mileages are correct and appear kosha and have been done by either Main Dealers or LR indies all the above should have been done on time/mileage.

That said if in any doubt do them again - and dont use cheap fluids make sure they are the correct LR approved spec.

Sorry egg sucking lesson over.

Service schedule from RAVE
As said, if done according to stamps in service record, should be fine.
ALL DERIVATIVES

INSPECTION 1
ALL DERIVATIVES

VEHICLE INTERIOR
1 Reset the Service Interval Indicator.
2 Check operation of parking brake.
3 Check operation of all lamps, horns and warning
indicators.
4 Check operation of front/rear wipers and washers and
condition of wiper blades.
5 Check condition and security of seats and seat belts.
6 Replace airbag SRS and seat belt pre-tensioners*.
(every 15 years)
VEHICLE EXTERIOR
7 Remove road wheels.
8 Check brake pads for wear, calipers for leaks and
discs for condition.
9 Grease wheel centre surfaces.
10 Check tyres pressures, and adjust if necessary.
11 Check tyres for damage, condition and tread depth.
12 Replace road wheels.
13 Apply silicone spray to top edge of door seals.
UNDER BONNET
14 Check battery condition.
15 Replace pollen filter.
16 Check condition of ancillary drive belt.
17 Check/top up brake, PAS and screen washer fluid
levels.
18 Replace brake fluid every 3 years*.
19 Check coolant level, change coolant every 4 years*.
UNDER VEHICLE
20 Replace engine oil and filter.
21 Check all powertrain components for fluid leaks.
22 Check steering components for security and wear.
23 Check suspension fixings.
24 Check brake, fuel, PAS and suspension pipes and
connections for security, leakage, corrosion and
possible chafing.
ANTI - CORROSION CHECK LIST
25 Visually check the underbody sealer for damage (pay
particular attention to areas of apparent repair).
Using an inspection lamp, check for corrosion/damaged
underbody sealer on:
26 Sills and wheel arches.
27 Main floor.
28 Subframe.
29 Areas adjacent to suspension mounting and fuel tank
fixings.
NOTE: Small blisters in the PVC underbody sealer are
acceptable providing they do not reveal bare metal.
30 Inspect an report, exterior paintwork for damage and
body panels for corrosion (pay particular attention to
areas of apparent repair).
Visually check for evidence of damage and corrosion on
all paint finished areas particularly:
31 Front edge of bonnet.
32 Lower body and door panels.
33 Check visible flanges in engine and luggage
compartments.
34 Check clinched edges and hinge areas of bonnet.
35 Remove interior vehicle protection kit.
Please tick one of the following boxes.
36 Remedial work required, list below.
37 NO remedial work required.
ROAD TEST
38 Road test vehicle.
39 Endorse service record.
40 Report any unusual features of the vehicle condition
and additional work required.


DIESEL DERIVATIVES
INSPECTION 2

INSPECTION 2
DIESEL DERIVATIVES
LRL0517ENG (2)
VEHICLE INTERIOR
1 Reset the Service Interval Indicator.
2 Check operation of parking brake.
3 Check operation of all lamps, horns and warning
indicators.
4 Check operation of front/rear wipers and washers and
condition of wiper blades.
5 Check condition and security of seats and seat belts.
6 Replace airbag SRS and seat belt pre-tensioners*.
(every 15 years)
VEHICLE EXTERIOR
7 Remove road wheels.
8 Check brake pads for wear, calipers for leaks and
discs for condition.
9 Grease wheel centre surfaces.
10 Check tyres pressures, and adjust if necessary.
11 Check tyres for damage, condition and tread depth.
12 Replace road wheels.
13 Apply silicone spray to top edge of door seals.
UNDER BONNET
14 Check battery condition.
15 Replace pollen filter.
16 Check condition of ancillary drive belt.
17 Check/top up brake, PAS and screen washer fluid
levels.
18 Replace brake fluid every 3 years *.
19 Check coolant level, change coolant every 4 years *.
20 Replace fuel filter
21 Replace air cleaner element
UNDER VEHICLE
22 Replace engine oil and filter.
23 Check all powertrain components for fluid leaks.
24 Check steering components for security and wear.
25 Check suspension fixings.
26 Check brake, fuel, PAS and suspension pipes and
connections for security, leakage, corrosion and
possible chafing.
ANTI - CORROSION CHECK LIST
27 Visually check the underbody sealer for damage (pay
particular attention to areas of apparent repair).
Using an inspection lamp, check for corrosion/damaged
underbody sealer on:
28 Sills and wheel arches.
29 Main floor.
30 Subframe.
31 Areas adjacent to suspension mounting and fuel tank
fixings.
NOTE: Small blisters in the PVC underbody sealer are
acceptable providing they do not reveal bare metal.
32 Inspect and report, exterior paintwork for damage and
body panels for corrosion (pay particular attention to
areas of apparent repair).
Visually check for evidence of damage and corrosion on
all paint finished areas particularly:
33 Front edge of bonnet.
34 Lower body and door panels.
35 Check visible flanges in engine and luggage
compartments.
36 Check clinched edges and hinge areas of bonnet.
37 Remove interior vehicle protection kit.
Please tick one of the following boxes.
38 Remedial work required, list below.
39 NO remedial work required.
ROAD TEST
40 Road rest vehicle.
41 Endorse service record.
42 Report any unusual features of the vehicle condition
and additional work required. John
2008 Stornoway Grey 3.6 Tdv8 Vogue
2005 TD6 Java Black Vogue - Written off!!
GAP iiD BT
2003 Discovery TD5 Auto, Nanocom Evolution - gone to a new home!
MasseyFerguson 152 - No electronics!! - Sold

I know that Pete referred to "filters" but might I add an explicit mention of the breather filter which is often overlooked, and isn't mentioned in either of the two service schedules.

I also replace front and rear wiper blades on every car I buy.

I know that it's a pain, but at that age I might be tempted to replace both polyvee belts and inspect their tensioners.

Finally, with winter approaching, unless the battery is known to be fairly new then for the sake of £100 I'd replace it.

"I know that Pete referred to "filters" but might I add an explicit mention of the breather filter which is often overlooked, and isn't mentioned in either of the two service schedules."

Agreed. Worth changing it for a vortex filter which overcomes the problem of not changing or cleaning the felt part.

Part no:11127799224 John
2008 Stornoway Grey 3.6 Tdv8 Vogue
2005 TD6 Java Black Vogue - Written off!!
GAP iiD BT
2003 Discovery TD5 Auto, Nanocom Evolution - gone to a new home!
MasseyFerguson 152 - No electronics!! - Sold