20 Most Recent 2006 Land Rover Range Rover Sport - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Remove the inside door trim and undo the retaining bolts. More details here - http://workshop-manuals.com/landrover/range_rover_sport_(ls)/v8-4.2l_sc/body_and_frame/doors_hood_and_trunk/doors/front_door/front_door_handle/front_door_exterior_handle/system_information/technical_service_bulletins/body_exterior_door_handle_replacement/page_13656/

check for faulty hydraulic lifter/s Check for correct viscosity of oil. Check for correct type of oil filter ( must have an anti-drain back valve in the filter.)

put the key into the ignition and turn to position 2 leave it for 10 mins it will charge the battery on the key remote

Removing or disconnecting the battery on these vehicles often results in an "arming" of the alarm system and needs to be reset by a dealer or a shop with qualified equipment. You can try disconnecting the battery for 10 minutes, hooking it back up and using the key fob to lock and unlock the vehicle before trying to start it. If the vehicle does not crank after the above procedure, then fault codes may need to be cleared and/or programming may need to be carried out.

Removing the battery on these vehicles often results in an "arming" of the alarm system and needs to be reset by a dealer or a shop with qualified equipment. You can try disconnecting the battery for 10 minutes, hooking it back up and using the key fob to lock and unlock the vehicle before trying to start it. If the vehicle does not crank after the above procedure, then fault codes may need to be cleared and/or programming may need to be carried out.

Location of trim panel behind which nav computer is located
Panel Removed (photos courtesy of Martin Bishop)
eject and insert new dvd. if this helps please rate helpful.

Hi my range rover sport 2006 model can't shift to sport mode please help

In most car stereo systems, there is a wire that gets constant voltage to keep the memory settings and it should be fused. I would check it to see of the fuse for that line is gone. Does the radio remember your preset stations? If it does, then I am wrong. Sorry!

It is a throttle position sensor fault and is either signal or voltage correlation problem. Replacing the unit should fix the fault and if you consider your mechanic competent enough to do this then by all means give him the job.