How to replace a Transmission Fluid & Filter Change on 2009 Range Rover Land L322 4.2L Supercharged

Study Note for Transmission Fluid Change on a 2009 Land Rover
Overview
This guide outlines the steps for performing a transmission fluid change on a 2009 Land Rover with a 4.2 L supercharged engine. The process includes warming up the vehicle, draining the old fluid, and replacing it with ZF Lifeguard Fluid 6.
Materials Needed
ZF Lifeguard Fluid 6
Transmission oil pan filter
New bolts
Pump for fluid transfer
Scan tool
Step-by-Step Process
Warm Up the Vehicle
Start the engine and allow it to run to warm up the transmission fluid. This helps in draining the fluid more effectively. 1
Prepare for Fluid Change
Ensure you have all necessary materials ready, including the pump and new filter. 2
Drain the Old Fluid
Lift the vehicle and locate the transmission fluid pan.
Carefully drain the old fluid into a suitable container.
Replace the Filter
Remove the old transmission oil pan filter and replace it with the new one. Ensure to use new bolts for a secure fit. 2
Add New Fluid
Connect the pump to the ZF Lifeguard Fluid 6 container and transfer the new fluid into the transmission.
Monitor the fluid level to ensure it reaches the appropriate level without overfilling. 3
Final Checks
After adding the new fluid, check for leaks around the filter and pan.
Ensure the vehicle is running smoothly and the transmission is functioning correctly.
Important Notes
Always handle hot components with care to avoid burns.
Dispose of old transmission fluid responsibly.
This guide provides a clear and structured approach to changing the transmission fluid, ensuring that all necessary steps are covered for a successful maintenance task.
Summary of Video Content
The video demonstrates a transmission fluid change on a 2009 Land Rover. Here’s a step-by-step overview:
Preparation:
The presenter warms up the car to around 109°F to ensure proper fluid flow before draining. 1
Draining the Fluid:
After lifting the car, the old transmission fluid is drained using an Allen wrench. The presenter notes that the fluid is dark, indicating it needs changing. 23
Removing the Oil Pan:
The presenter loosens bolts around the oil pan with a T40 bit. He emphasizes the importance of torque specifications, noting that the bolts should not be overly tight. 45
Final Steps:
The video concludes with the presenter discussing the electronic gasket sleeve that may need replacement while the fluid is drained. 6
This summary captures the essential steps and tools used in the transmission fluid change process.
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[@FactsMattersUSA]

Great job, it's very important you use the GREEN labeled fluid not the red.

[@Biscaynedave]

great video, i have a 2006 L322 with Jag engine so i think it is the same as yours. I am trying to do my own maintenance so i will watch all your Rover videos, Thanks Dave in Los Angeles !

[@autopurlieu]

@@Biscaynedave Thankx for your support brother. 🙏 I’ll try to post more videos

[@michaeladzenyah8610]

Awesome video Brother! I have a 2006 full size RR with the Jag 4.2 engine. I need to replace my transmission pan and fluid. Do you have the VAICO transmission kit part available.