Land Rover LR4 HSE Oil Change DIY (2010-2016 Land Rover LR4 HSE 3.0 V6)
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- ►Completing an oil change on your Land Rover LR4 HSE yourself can save you thousands over the course of your ownership. Owning a European car isn't always inexpensive, but there are more than a few ways to reduce costs while improving your own automotive skills. The process couldn't be more straightforward and should save you a few bucks from having it performed at a dealership. Replacing the oil yourself is also a great way to learn how to properly care for your vehicle.
In this video, Mike Hidalgo, FCP Euro's professional DIY'er, takes you through how to complete an oil change on the 5.0-liter V8-equipped Land Rover LR4.
00:00 - Intro
00:47 - Tools Needed
01:24 - Job Start/LR4 Engine Cover Removal
01:53 - LR4 Oil Filter Cap Loosening
02:58 - LR4 Skid Plate Removal
04:39 - LR4 Oil Draining
06:23 - LR4 Skid Plate Install
06:39 - LR4 Oil Filter Change
09:04 - LR4 LIQUI MOLY Oil Fill
09:52 - LR4 Engine Cover Install
10:14 - Wrap-Up
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This video applies to the following vehicles:
Land Rover LR4
2010 Land Rover LR4 HSE 5.0L V8 Engine Oil Change Kit
2010 Land Rover LR4 V8 5.0L V8 Engine Oil Change Kit
2011 Land Rover LR4 HSE 5.0L V8 Engine Oil Change Kit
2011 Land Rover LR4 Base 5.0L V8 Engine Oil Change Kit
2012 Land Rover LR4 Base 5.0L V8 Engine Oil Change Kit
2012 Land Rover LR4 HSE 5.0L V8 Engine Oil Change Kit
2013 Land Rover LR4 Base 5.0L V8 Engine Oil Change Kit
2013 Land Rover LR4 HSE 5.0L V8 Engine Oil Change Kit
2014 Land Rover LR4 Base 3.0L V6 Engine Oil Change Kit
2014 Land Rover LR4 HSE 3.0L V6 Engine Oil Change Kit
2014 Land Rover LR4 HSE Lux 3.0L V6 Engine Oil Change Kit
2015 Land Rover LR4 Base 3.0L V6 Engine Oil Change Kit
2015 Land Rover LR4 HSE 3.0L V6 Engine Oil Change Kit
2015 Land Rover LR4 HSE Lux 3.0L V6 Engine Oil Change Kit
2016 Land Rover LR4 Base 3.0L V6 Engine Oil Change Kit
2016 Land Rover LR4 HSE 3.0L V6 Engine Oil Change Kit
2016 Land Rover LR4 HSE Lux 3.0L V6 Engine Oil Change Kit
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OMG I'm about to change the oil on my wife's new LR4 and was shocked to see this other video of a guy saying that the LR4 does not have a drain plug and needs a pump. I feel doubt for believing it for a minute. I'm glad I saw decided to watch your video. Thank you 👍
They all definitely have a Drain plug, all engines do! (OK, not full EV's) But the main issue is with the Diesel. This video is regarding the Petrol V6 which as you can see is simple to drain with the plug, but gets confused outside of the USA with the V6 TDV and SDV engines. The diesel drain plug faces a crossmember and if you drop the oil by removing the plug before pumping out the main amount of oil it will dump 5.9 ltrs of oil everywhere, hitting the cross member and covering you and the floor with oil that no pan can catch. Hence, don't use the sump plug to drain a Diesel Disco LR3 / 4.
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I used a pump and it was WAAAAAY easier.
I don’t even own an LR4, or have any desire to buy one or work on one, but I ended up watching it just to support Mike!
I get my oil change kit for my L494 from FCP Euro. Easy DIY and I know it’s done right. Tip: Fill 1/2 less than full capacity; then top off based on oil level reading in dash (no dipstick).
Thank you for the tip!
Another great DIY, thanks for posting. Breaking the oil filter vacuum and leaving it while you do the main drain is great advice!
Glad it was helpful!
@@fcpeuro Agreed great vid, Thanks. The LR4 oil filter housing has a inbuilt auto drain that works by you cranking it open just like you did and leaving it for at least a couple mins to self drain the bulk of the contents.Cheers from the UK
Great video, please put for transmission, differential oil , coolant change as well
We can certainly add that to our queue!
I second this request. More maintenance videos for 2016 Land Rover LR4 please!@@fcpeuro
Excellent!!
Good production. Beautiful. baby!
More Land Rover vids please!!!
We will be sure to do more!
@@fcpeuro yes please, breaks pads and rotors maybe. Wonderful video by the way
Great video mate! There are lots of comments on here so just wanted to point out this is the the 3.0 V6 PETROL! Not to be confused with the 3.0 V6 DIESEL which should use a pump to extract the oil before removing the sump plug. Otherwise you and everything else will get covered in oil lol.
Just did a 2.7 diesel and draining the oil wasn't bad
@@not-a-raccoon Definitely a manageable task if you drain via the sump plug slowly. I just think the pump is a lot cleaner method.
Hey so inside my oil filter cap, there was a spring and a cap and grommet that looks like it seated within the paper filter. Upon further inspection it looks like the retainer for this spring on the inner base of the oil filter cap was broken. I got a new cap but it doesn’t have the retainer for the spring assembly. Is it needed? I can’t find a cap that has the same internal housing for that tiny spring assembly.
2010 LR4 5.0
Can you do timing chain, belts pulleys, water pump
How do you do a prefill on the filter ?
Do you have to have a GAP tool to reset the car computer for the oil change intervals?
MY GOOD PEOPLE!!
please more land rover content
We're working on it😄
Thanks for the video. I have a 2016 LR discovery 4 sdv6, In cold start the oil pressure light comes on for like 2-3 seconds then goes off also there is a tapping sound same time.
Any suggestions on this issue
What oil should I use ? Currently on 5w30 castrol. Thanks Sahan
I have seen a lot of people recommend going to 5W40 oil for Discoveries (LR3/4) with over 100,000km on the clock - this refers to the SDV6 Diesel engine, not the petrol enginse that they seem to like in the US.
Hey Mike, any chance you could show a spark plug change video?
Hi Caleb, surely something we can add to this list!
What do you mean by the oil filter cap 25-newton meters, when putting on the oil filter cap on?
That’s referring to the amount of strength used to tighten the filter. At a certain *nm the torque wrench will “break” and prevent you from over tightening
Amount of touque N-M (metric)
Yeah, thanks for showing us where you check the oil
Hello, I thought you needed a fluid extractor or oil extractor for this oil change? Thats why I always take it to the shop instead of me doing it myself? Why is this LR4 different? I have a 2012 LR4 HSE V8.
Hi Lino, that may be easier to do if you do not wish to crawl underneath and drain the oil, but you can certainly do a normal drain and fill like this on your LR4.
@@fcpeuro Well, the dealership and other Land Rover shops have always made me believe that extracting the oil through a vacuum or pump is the only way...
You ve put 5W20 in there. I thought LR recommend 5W30 or even 40 in some southern countries no ?? Regarding the crankshaft issues that they you need to be careful
I’m seeing the updated oil weight to use is 0W20. FCP’s LR4 kit and Atlantic British oil change now figure that weight in their kits. That’s what I’m going to use.
Did you really mean 3 days to wait for the oil to drain????
Hi could you have sucked the oil out from the pipe beside the oil filter ???
My thoughts exactly
It’s what I do
Check at 3.36 into the vid …. Check the tyre treads …are these on opposite to aech other ….one of the is wrong for sure
How to reset the oil change reminder on dash?
Didn't know we could do that
How long does it really take to drain!?
Hi Dante, we let it drain for about 15-20 minutes with it being a tad warm.
But why they use 5w20
Fuel economy
How do you check the level?
Hi Adrian, you may be able to access service mode by putting your vehicle in accessory mode and using the controls on the right-hand side of your steering wheel to access the service menu. From there you will have an option to check your level using the "virtual dipstick".
@@fcpeuro thanks for the info
How are those cars? Everybody I ask say that they are unreliable. Any advice to avoid that? Or just get another car ?
The one we worked on was just lovely, Andrei!
Worth avoiding.
Oil every 5000 miles!?
That's pretty conservative these days with a high-quality synthetic oil. Or do you mean they should have gone longer? If that's the case, it's an older car, better to do it sooner than later as they get older and more miles on them.
@@gpaje here in the UK the Diesel LR4 has service intervals of 15,000 miles!
@@samherford1298 Oh gotcha. That's likely a petrol engine which typically has a lower service interval, likely 10K or once a year.
3 days lol
so cute ??
For the love of god dont use 5w-20 if youre doing this yourself. I assume they are using it because it is "factory spec," and they cant use anything outside of that. These engines are very dependent on GOOD oil and regular oil changes (5k miles). The thicker oil of 5w-30 or even 40 helps the life of these engines not to mention your wallet.
That ain’t a tdv6
Yeh it looks like the 3.0 L AJ126 V6-S (petrol) which was used in the American market predominantly.
@@campingbegins it s SCV6