Can a 4.2 Range Rover be towed?

TD5 Pilot · Wednesday at 10:42

Hi guys
Looking to see if anyone knows about towing a 4.2. Im looking at one thats been towed its thrown the gear oil out the box. Is there a oil pump in the box that dose not pump when towing. I read up that the Range rover will put its self into park after 10 minutes. Any information be appreciated thanks

Datatek · Wednesday at 11:21

TD5 Pilot said:
Hi guys
Looking to see if anyone knows about towing a 4.2. Im looking at one thats been towed its thrown the gear oil out the box. Is there a oil pump in the box that dose not pump when towing. I read up that the Range rover will put its self into park after 10 minutes. Any information be appreciated thanks

The only oil pump that I'm aware of for the auto box is engine driven, so usually transfer box neutral has to be selected for towing. Others with specific knowledge will confirm or correct me on that.

stuu · Wednesday at 11:28

Keep ignition on, the 4.2 works out its moving without the engine running and puts transfer box netural, they dont have a fuse for transfer box netural like the p38 or 2002-2005 td6 or bmw v8

kermit_rr · Wednesday at 15:05

Don't they have the lever under the cup holder?

TD5 Pilot · Wednesday at 15:27

Im not to sure whats happened to it. Its pushed the oil out the box. Wondering if i refill it will be good to go

kermit_rr · Wednesday at 16:15

Pushed out where? What's stopping it happening again?

Datatek · Wednesday at 16:28

TD5 Pilot said:
Im not to sure whats happened to it. Its pushed the oil out the box. Wondering if i refill it will be good to go

Cooler pipe failed?

TD5 Pilot · Wednesday at 16:57

kermit_rr said:
Pushed out where? What's stopping it happening again?

I would of thought the wiring harness connector. Just trying to find out what damage would incur if the vehicle was towed

Henry_b · Wednesday at 20:50

the front pump on an automatic is driven by the engine, this creates the line pressure for the clutch packs in the gearbox "put simply" if you tow it without the engine running you'll knacker it.

Unless you put the T case in neutral don't tow it..

As for the oil disappearing, oil cooler cooler lines sump TCM connector seal. etc .

TD5 Pilot · Wednesday at 21:56

Henry_b said:
the front pump on an automatic is driven by the engine, this creates the line pressure for the clutch packs in the gearbox "put simply" if you tow it without the engine running you'll knacker it.

Unless you put the T case in neutral don't tow it..

As for the oil disappearing, oil cooler cooler lines sump TCM connector seal. etc .

Thanks Henry
That was the answer i was looking for

Can a 4.2 Range Rover be towed?

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