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Discovery 5 (2017 – Present) – Common Faults & Trusted Parts Solutions

The Land Rover Discovery 5, built on the advanced D7 architecture, offers refinement and capability... but real-world data shows recurring mechanical themes. This guide summarizes those issues and the OEM & aftermarket parts that solve them.

1. Timing-Chain & Oil System Concerns

The 2.0 Ingenium diesel engine can experience timing-chain stretch due to oil dilution from frequent short-trip driving. This leads to rattling at startup or, in severe cases, engine damage.

Recommended parts:

• Timing-chain kit (LR078913) – complete set of guides & tensioners

• Oil filter (LR131348, MAHLE OEM) and seals (LR011279A)

• Transmission pan & filter kit (LR065230, ZF OEM)

  Regular oil changes using the correct low-ash spec (WSS-M2C913-D) help prevent this issue.

Reference: JustAnswer – Which Model Year of the Land Rover Discovery 5 Resolved Early Reliability Issues?

2. Turbocharger Oil Supply & Boost Loss

Early Discovery 5 diesels (TD4 & TD6) may suffer from turbocharger oil-feed restriction, leading to bearing wear or power loss. Fault codes often reference boost underperformance or oil pressure deviation.

Prevention & repair parts:

• Turbo oil feed & return pipes (LR080464, LR090190A)

• Gasket kit turbo to manifold (LR084664)

• Intercooler hose set (LR072696)

  Replacing both feed and return lines during a turbo swap prevents repeat failure.

3. Electrical & Infotainment Glitches

Water ingress near the tailgate module or outdated firmware can trigger infotainment freezing or multiple warning lights.

Typical solutions:

• Module connectors (LR044836)

• Wireless remote unit (TF3307)

• Interior latch switches (LR059220)

  When diagnosing, always inspect grounding points and tailgate seal alignment. Updating the vehicle’s I-Pack and infotainment software eliminates many intermittent issues.

4. Air Suspension Reliability

The Discovery 5’s adaptive suspension system offers comfort and control but relies on precision components.

Common faults: compressor fatigue, valve-block leaks, and level-sensor drift.

Recommended parts:

• Air-compressor assembly (LR045251R, AMK type)

• Valve block (LR044836, OEM)

• Ride-height sensor kit (front & rear)

• Bleed screw O-ring (RTC1526)

  A periodic compressor air-filter replacement every 40 000 km reduces load and prevents moisture contamination.

5. Driveline & Propshaft Vibration

Some owners report low-speed vibration or clunking from the propshaft flange or front differential mounts.

Parts to inspect or replace:

• Wheel nuts (RRD500290B) & prop flange bolts (FB108141L)

• Front arm assembly (LR148602 / LR148603)

• Transmission mount bushings (LR019190A)

  Vibration often follows tire uneven wear or mount fatigue at high torque loads.