Hi Everyone,

This is my first post and I don't even own a Range Rover yet. I'm just starting my search and have narrowed it down to a 2009 Range Rover Supercharged L322. If I find the Autobiography edition I'm OK with that but don't really need the better leather and am not to thrilled about the shiny wheels.

In the meantime I've been reading about them and also preparing by downloading the service manuals and other technical information.

I saw on-line that some places have the "Original Technical Publications" available but they're rather pricey.

Here's one place selling it: https://store.otpubs.com/range-rover-l322-2002-to-2010/

It seems to have some good information in it but it also seems a bit limited. For example, the parts fiche only goes up through MY 2006.

Has anyone seen this? Any thoughts pro or con? Is it worth it? Is this just a collection of stuff that's available for free elsewhere?

Thanks in advance!
Larry.

 

You can download the PDF version of the factory manual. It's 1000+ pages and has every bit of knowledge to tear down the car and put it back together. Don't pay for it. The source moves around but a Google search for L322 rave or manual download should help.

 

Hi FlyingZebra34,

Thanks for your reply. I actually already have the factory service manual. What I was trying to find out about was the package of documents they call the, "Original Technical Publications." It seems to have many different items and I believe one of them is the service manual. But, it also seems to be a mixed bag of usefulness. It has the parts diagrams but it seems to only go up through MY 2006.

Thanks!
Larry.