Troubleshooting Common Issues with Rebuilt Range Rover Sport Engines
What Are the Most Common Issues After A Replacement Range Rover Sport Engine is Fitted? Having a rebuilt Range Rover Sport engine installed should feel like a new lease of life for your vehicle, but the first few hundred miles are a critical run-in period. Based on our workshop experience, the most frequent teething problems aren't usually with the core engine block itself, but with the ancillary components and installation details. Customers often report minor oil leaks from sensor seals that weren't replaced or coolant airlocks causing erratic temperature readings. These are typically simple fixes but highlight the importance of a meticulous installation process. Another common hiccup is related to the vehicle's ECU not being properly calibrated to the new engine, leading to rough idling or warning lights, which underscores why choosing a specialist for engine supply and fitting is crucial. A more significant, but less common, issue we diagnose is per...