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Need a reliable replacement engine for your Range Rover Sport?
Engine Finders is the UK's #1 marketplace for high-quality engines.
Source engines for both Range Rover Sport generations - L494 (2013-2022) and L461 (2022-present) - from vetted UK specialists. Each generation runs a genuinely different engine range; see our dedicated generation pages below for the full breakdown. Every unit tested to OEM standards with 12m unlimited mileage warranty.
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Searching for a Range Rover Sport engine replacement or Range Rover Sport rebuild engine near you? The Range Rover Sport spans two very different generations - L494 (2013-2022) with its wide TDV6-to-SVR diesel and petrol range, and L461 (2022-present) sharing its AJ300/AJ300D and BMW V8 architecture directly with the L460 Range Rover. We match every Range Rover Sport engine replacement to your confirmed generation and engine code, so your Range Rover Sport replacement engine is right the first time - not a generic assumption that overlooks which of these two genuinely different generations your vehicle belongs to.
L494 and L461 each get dedicated, generation-specific sourcing - we never assume continuity where none exists between them.
TDV6 through SVR on L494, D250 through the BMW-sourced V8 on L461 - genuine coverage across both generations.
Every engine rebuilt to Land Rover factory tolerances, matched precisely to your confirmed generation.
Every unit bench-tested before dispatch, checking idle stability and correct torque delivery.
Unlimited-mileage cover across both generations, from L494's TDV6 through to L461's flagship V8.
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The Range Rover Sport has run three generations since its 2005 launch - L320 (2005-2013), L494 (2013-2022) and L461 (2022-present) - and each represents genuinely different engineering underneath a broadly consistent design philosophy that has kept the Sport nameplate recognisable across nearly two decades. L461 replaced L494 on the MLA-related platform shared with the L460 Range Rover, adopting an entirely different engine range in the process rather than simply refining the outgoing L494 architecture incrementally. For UK owners now looking for a Range Rover Sport engine replacement, the single most important thing to establish first is which generation your vehicle belongs to, since the two most recent generations don't share a single engine family between them - a mistake here isn't a minor inconvenience, it means requesting a quote for an engine that will never physically fit your vehicle.
L494 covers the widest engine spread of any Range Rover Sport generation:
L461 moved to a more unified engine range instead, reflecting the platform-sharing relationship with the L460 Range Rover that defines this generation:
The two generations do not share engine families - always confirm which one you have before ordering, since assuming continuity across the Sport nameplate is a genuine mistake worth avoiding, particularly given how similar the L494 and L461 look from the outside despite their completely different engineering underneath.
See our dedicated L494 and L461 generation pages for the complete engine-code breakdown for your specific vehicle, since a full model-by-model, badge-by-badge listing genuinely belongs on those focused pages rather than duplicated here - here's the essential summary to get you started:
This L461-to-L460 relationship is genuinely worth understanding if you're trying to source a replacement engine quickly - specialist knowledge built up on the standard Range Rover transfers directly to the Sport, since both models draw from the same AJ300/AJ300D diesel and petrol families and the same BMW-sourced V8. No equivalent relationship exists for L494, which stands as its own distinct engine range within the wider Range Rover family history.
The oldest generation, L320 (2005-2013), predates the engine families covered on this page and our dedicated generation pages entirely - it ran an even earlier diesel and petrol range with its own separate documented history, so contact us directly if you need a replacement for this earliest Sport generation rather than assuming any pricing or engine-code information here applies.
We offer used, reconditioned, rebuilt and remanufactured units across both Range Rover Sport generations:
Every option is sourced through our vetted UK supplier network and bench-tested before dispatch, regardless of which generation and engine your Sport needs. If you're unsure which route makes most sense for your specific circumstances, our team can talk through the tradeoffs between cost, condition and warranty cover based on your confirmed generation and engine code.
Stock and lead times vary by generation and engine family - common L494 diesel and L461 D250/P400 badges tend to be quickest to source, while lower-volume options on either generation, such as L494's SDV8 or L461's V8, may need more time given their more specialist positioning within each range. Every reconditioned Sport engine we supply includes:
Every unit is bench-tested before it leaves our network, confirmed against your exact generation and engine code - checking idle stability, oil pressure and torque delivery before it ever reaches you, regardless of which of the two generations or which specific badge your Sport requires.
All reconditioned and rebuilt Range Rover Sport engines come with the same standard of cover, regardless of generation:
Engine Finders is a price comparison marketplace - warranty terms are set by our vetted UK suppliers and confirmed at quote stage, so always read these carefully before proceeding. See our dedicated L494 and L461 pages for generation-specific pricing detail and the full engine-by-engine breakdown for your exact requirements.
When your engine fails, Range Rover Sport engine works can restore performance at a fraction of the cost of a brand-new engine. Every Range Rover Sport rebuild starts by confirming your generation - L494 or L461 - then your exact engine code. From full diagnostics to rebuild, here's how experts ensure your Range Rover Sport engine works delivers optimal results, every time.
1. Diagnostics: Every Range Rover Sport rebuild begins with full diagnostics - compression testing, oil pressure checks and a complete scan - starting with confirmation of your generation, L494 or L461, since this determines everything else about the rebuild.
2. Strip-Down: Once your generation and exact engine code are confirmed, the unit undergoes complete disassembly, with every component inspected against the correct tolerances for that specific family.
3. Wear-Point Rebuild: Documented family-level wear points are addressed as standard, whether that means 306DT diesel checks on L494 or 48V mild-hybrid ancillary verification on L461.
4. Reassembly: The engine is reassembled to original equipment torque specification throughout, with new gaskets, seals and oil pump fitted as standard on every Range Rover Sport rebuild, either generation.
5. Bench Testing: Before any engine leaves our network, it undergoes hot and cold cycle bench testing to confirm stable idle and correct torque delivery.
6. Warranty & Dispatch: A 12-month, unlimited-mileage warranty is applied before UK-wide dispatch, giving confirmed cover regardless of which generation or engine your Sport required.