Land Rover Range Rover Evoque PT204(AJ20P4) (2017–2019)
The last models of the first-generation Range Rover Evoque (2017-2019) are not only stylish but also continue to be a top pick among compact SUVs in New Zealand. With a design that turns heads and off-road capabilities that impress, understanding the nuances of ownership will enhance your driving experience. Discover how to keep your Evoque running smoothly and ensure it remains a statement of luxury on and off the road.
Parts for the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque PT204(AJ20P4)
Common issues for this generation Evoque include turbocharger failures (especially with diesel models), issues with the 9-speed автоматическая transmission (hesitation, jerky shifting), and problems with the electronic parking brake. Suspension components, especially bushings and ball joints, can wear out prematurely on rough roads. Coolant leaks and oil leaks are also worth monitoring.
WOF tips
For WOF inspections, carefully inspect suspension components for wear and tear. Check for oil and coolant leaks around the engine. Ensure all lights are working correctly, including headlights and taillights. Uneven tyre wear could indicate alignment issues. The electronic parking brake should be tested thoroughly.
About the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque PT204(AJ20P4)
The Evoque boasts a robust 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol or diesel engine, striking a fine balance between performance and efficiency. Inside, you'll find a well-crafted interior that enhances the driving experience, but be mindful that rear space can be a bit snug. While this vehicle shines in diverse terrains, most owners enjoy its prowess on urban roads. It’s crucial to keep up with regular servicing of the 9-speed automatic transmission, which can experience hesitation without proper maintenance.
Parts that often need replacement include the electronic parking brake components and suspension bushings—especially if driven on rough roads. Regular checks around 150,000 km mark are recommended for the cooling system, necessitating inspection of the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses to avoid leaks. Don't forget, replacing basic components like brake pads and filters is essential too; our dedicated service packs make these jobs straightforward. For comprehensive care, visit our Cooling, Braking, and Filtration sections for parts that ensure your Evoque performs at its best.
Questions owners ask
What are the common issues to look out for with a 2017-2019 Range Rover Evoque in New Zealand?
Owners of the 2017-2019 Range Rover Evoque should be aware of potential issues including turbocharger failures (especially in diesel models), hesitation or jerky shifting from the 9-speed automatic transmission, and problems with the electronic parking brake. Suspension components like bushings and ball joints can also wear prematurely, particularly if driven on rough roads. It's also wise to monitor for coolant and oil leaks.
Where can I get replacement electronic parking brake components for my 2017-2019 Range Rover Evoque in NZ?
CARFIX stocks 155 SKUs for the 2017-2019 Range Rover Evoque, including electronic parking brake components. You can find these parts and more on our website, ensuring your vehicle's braking system is in top condition.
What should I pay attention to during a WOF inspection for my 2017-2019 Range Rover Evoque?
For your Evoque's WOF inspection, pay close attention to suspension components for any signs of wear and tear. Thoroughly check for oil and coolant leaks around the engine. Ensure all lights, including headlights and taillights, are fully functional. Uneven tyre wear could indicate alignment issues, and the electronic parking brake should be tested rigorously for proper operation.
How often should I service the 9-speed automatic transmission in my 2017-2019 Range Rover Evoque?
Regular servicing of the 9-speed automatic transmission is crucial for the 2017-2019 Range Rover Evoque to prevent hesitation and ensure smooth operation. While the general service interval for the vehicle is 20,000km, specific transmission fluid and filter changes should follow manufacturer recommendations, often found in your owner's manual or by consulting a specialist.
What maintenance is recommended for the cooling system on my 2017-2019 Range Rover Evoque, especially around 150,000 km?
Around the 150,000 km mark, it's highly recommended to perform regular checks on the cooling system of your 2017-2019 Range Rover Evoque. This includes inspecting the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses for any signs of wear or leaks to prevent potential overheating issues. CARFIX offers a range of cooling system parts to help with this maintenance.
Are there DIY guides available for basic maintenance on my 2017-2019 Range Rover Evoque?
Yes, CARFIX provides 30 DIY video guides specifically for the 2017-2019 Range Rover Evoque. These guides can help you with straightforward jobs like replacing brake pads and filters, making maintenance more accessible for owners.