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  • United States
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  • United Kingdom

Safety recalls for Land Rover.

157 campaigns

European Union

Land Rover Range Rover & Range Rover Sport

null A door of the vehicle can become unlatched when in the closed position with no indication provided of the condition. This could increase the risk of a vehicle crash or compromise the safety of vehicle occupants if a door opens while the vehicle is in motion. European Union 2012–2013

Land Rover Discovery

null The adhesive and primer used in the assembly bonding of the panoramic roof glass panel may not be of the correct specification. The panoramic roof could detach from the vehicle when the vehicle is in motion causing a risk of collision/injury for other road users.
European Union

Land Rover Discovery

null A malfunction in the ABS (Anti-lock braking system) software could result in the disabling of a number of safety systems.
European Union

Land Rover Range Rover & Range Rover Sport

null The vehicle air-conditioning/heating blower motor wires may overheat and melt the plastic insulation leading to a potential vehicle fire. European Union

Land Rover Range Rover, Range Rover Sport & Discovery

null The ultimate tensile strength of the wheel nuts may be lower than required. As a result the wheel may detach leading to loss of control.
European Union

Land Rover Range Rover

null Vehicle may experience a loss of brake fluid as a result of rupturing of one or both of the front brake hoses. This may result in the loss of the front brake circuit.
European Union

Land Rover Range Rover & Range Rover Sport

null Incorrect routing of the brake vacuum hose can lead to a chafing condition, eventual rupture of the hose and complete loss of vacuum assistance in the braking system. This condition will result in a hard feel to the brake pedal.
European Union 2005–2014

Land Rover Discovery and Range Rover Sport

null If the quick release tow ball system is continuously overloaded or left permanently attached to the vehicle, the tow ball system can wear prematurely. In extreme cases, trailers can detach from the vehicle leading to the risk of a road accident.
European Union 2010–2012

Land Rover Defender 110 SDT, Defender 110 HD, Defender 130 SDT and (new) Defender 90 SDT & Defender 90 HD

null The front axle tube could fracture over a period of time. If not identified, this could result in the detachment of the wheel and hub assembly from the vehicle and increase the risk of an accident. European Union 2010–2011

Land Rover Defender

null The front axle tube could fracture over a period of time. If not identified, this could result in the detachment of the wheel and hub assembly from the vehicle and increase the risk of an accident. European Union 2012–2014

Land Rover Range Rover and Range Rover Sport

null An internal fault can create a short circuit within the fan control module which may lead to overheating of the insulation and ultimately fire within the engine bay. This may happen with the engine switched off and possibly when the vehicle is unattended.
European Union

Land Rover Range Rover

null In the event of a front direction indicator lamp failure, the required audible and visual warning is not provided. The driver is therefore not alerted to the failure and oncoming road users will not know the intended direction of the vehicle, which could lead to an increased risk of a vehicle crash. European Union

Land Rover Range Rover Evoque and Land Rover Freelander 2

null There is a risk of one or both of the suspension link arm fixings fracturing. If this should happen, the Stability Control System (SCS) may not be able to control the lateral vehicle motion causing an increased risk of a crash.
European Union

Land Rover, Range Rover Land Rover Freelander 2 and Range Rover Evoque

null Diesel fuel can leak from the engine and pool in the cylinder head injector recess. If there is a sufficient volume of fuel in the recess, it is possible for the fuel to run onto the exhaust system which could lead to the risk of a fire.
European Union 2012

Land Rover Evoque and Freelander

null One or both of the brake caliper fixings may become sufficiently loosened to detach from the vehicle. Should both fixings become detached, the brake caliper may detach from the rear suspension knuckle and impact with the rotating road wheel, leading to loss of function of a brake circuit and potential sudden…
European Union 2011

Land Rover Range Rover

null The windscreen may not have been correctly bonded. As a result, water ingress might occur and there may be increased wind noise.
European Union

Land Rover Freelander

null Fluid for the power assisted steering may leak. If it comes into close proximity to a heat source it may combust.
European Union

Land Rover

null There is a risk that the seat belt mounting bracket may fail which would give reduced protection to the user.
European Union

Land Rover

null The coupling for the rear propeller shaft could separate, leading to the rear propeller shaft becoming detached from the vehicle. Should this happen, a road accident could occur.
European Union

Land Rover

null The product poses a risk of injuries because the parking brake may not hold the vehicle stationary on a gradient as a result of oil contamination from the transfer box to the brake shoes.