Range Rover 3.6 TDV8 Air Filter

Replace your engine’s air intake filter with the Genuine Land Rover PHE500021 air filter, engineered to meet original equipment specifications for Range Rover L322 models. This air cleaner element traps dust, pollen, dirt, and airborne contaminants before they reach the engine’s combustion chambers, helping prevent wear and maintaining reliable performance. Regular replacement supports improved fuel economy, smoother throttle response, and reduced engine stress. The PHE500021 filter fits a range of engines used in the L322, including the 3.6 TDV8 diesel, 4.2 V8 supercharged, and 4.4 V8 AJ petrol, covering model years around 2002–2012 depending on engine and VIN. ⭐ Key Features OEM or Equivalent Quality: Genuine Land Rover filter or high-quality aftermarket options match original specifications. Engine Protection: Prevents dirt and debris from entering engine air intake, reducing wear and contamination. Improved Airflow: Designed to allow sufficient clean airflow to the engine while keeping contaminants out. Direct Replacement Fit: Replaces the original air filter element with the correct size and seal. Multiple Brand Choices: Available in genuine Land Rover, Mahle, Britpart, and other aftermarket forms to suit budget and performance preferences. ???? Vehicle Compatibility ✔ Range Rover L322 — including models fitted with the 3.6 TDV8 diesel engine and petrol V8 engines such as 4.2 supercharged and 4.4 AJ-V8. Always check your specific vehicle’s VIN and engine code to ensure exact fitment before ordering. ???? When to Replace / How to Fit Why replace? Over time the air filter becomes clogged with dust and debris, reducing airflow, engine efficiency, and potentially increasing fuel consumption. Regular replacement (typically every 12,000–30,000 miles) helps maintain performance. How to fit: Open the bonnet and locate the air filter housing. Remove housing clips or screws to access the filter. Pull out the old air filter and inspect the housing for dust. Insert the new PHE500021 filter with the correct orientation. Re-secure the housing clips or screws. No specialist tools are normally required; refer to your service manual for details.