Land Rover Range Rover Sport, L320 (USA)
Automatic transmission fluid capacity & service interval
Land Rover Range Rover Sport, L320 (USA) uses automatic transmission fluid with a capacity of 9,5 liters. The service interval is 150000 miles or 120 months. The data covers 4 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| Range Rover Sport V8 5.0 (2009-2012) |
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| Range Rover Sport V8 5.0 SC (2009-2012) |
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| Range Rover Sport V8 4.2 SC (291 kW) (2005-2009) |
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| Range Rover Sport V8 4.4 (225 kW) (2005-2009) |
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Additional Notes
- Across all four configurations of the Land Rover Range Rover Sport L320 covered here, the automatic transmission fluid capacity is 9.5 liters, a figure that applies uniformly from the 2005 V8 4.2 SC through to the 2009-2012 V8 5.0 SC.
- The 2009-2012 V8 5.0 and V8 5.0 SC configurations carry an explicit dry fill designation for the 9.5-liter capacity, meaning the figure represents a complete fill of an empty transmission with no residual fluid present, as would occur during a full overhaul or new unit installation.
- The 2005-2009 V8 4.2 SC and V8 4.4 configurations list the 9.5-liter capacity without a dry fill qualifier, which leaves the figure as a general service capacity rather than one tied specifically to a full overhaul scenario.
- All four configurations share an identical service interval of 150,000 miles or 120 months, whichever comes first, under normal use conditions.
- The 120-month time component of the interval equals 10 years, meaning time elapsed can trigger a fluid change independently of mileage accumulation under normal use.
- The normal use condition applies to all rows in the specification set, indicating none of the listed configurations carry a separate severe-duty interval for the automatic transmission fluid.
- The V8 4.2 SC and V8 4.4 share not only the same capacity and interval figures but also the same 2005-2009 production span, reflecting a period when both engine variants were served by the same transmission fluid specification.
- The transition from the 2005-2009 engine lineup to the 2009-2012 V8 5.0 variants brought no change to the 9.5-liter capacity or the 150,000-mile/120-month interval, though the dry fill notation was added for the later engines.