⚠️ Range Rover manufacturer position
TOPIx tank drop with underbody and exhaust clearance work is common. Contamination excluded from warranty.
Vehicle information
| Make | Range Rover |
|---|---|
| Model | Range Rover |
| Market status | Sold new in the US; diesel on select years (~2017–2020); PHEV available |
| Body styles | Full-size SUV |
| Generations | L405 (2013–2021), L460 (2022–present) |
| Engine options | Gasoline: 3.0L I6, 4.4L V8, PHEV combinations Diesel: 3.0L diesel (select US years) Hybrid: PHEV |
| Fuel tank capacity | 23.8 gal (90 L) |
| Fuel system | Saddle tank, direct injection; DEF separate on diesels |
| Access method | Tank drop usually required |
| Anti-siphon | Yes — capless filler |
| Service portal | JLR TOPIx (topix.jaguarlandrover.com) |
Misfuel risk High
Large luxury SUV with gasoline, legacy US diesel, and PHEV — high-cost fuel system if wrong nozzle is used.
If the engine was not started
Do not start; full drain.
If the engine was started
HP pump, injectors, DPF/SCR on diesels, and catalyst inspection.
Access procedure
- Depressurize; HV lockout on PHEV
- Drain with JLR-approved equipment
- Lower saddle tank with jack; service both modules if equipped
- Replace filters; flush; prime
Notes
- Dual pump modules possible on saddle tanks
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Frequently asked questions
Range Rover diesel at US gas station — how?
Passenger diesel fillers are smaller than truck nozzles, but mistakes still happen — drain immediately if wrong fuel is added.
PHEV Range Rover still uses gasoline?
Yes. Drain the gasoline tank with HV safety steps if contaminated.
Need professional misfuel recovery?
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