Range Rover Gear Selector - Broken Drive 2012-2025 - Tin Plate Version

🛠️ Range Rover Gear Selector – Mechanical Drive Gear Failure Repair
Common on Range Rover Models

Identified by the seven scrrews on the bottom with a tin-looking plate Gear lever LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER IV (L405) LR117067 BP26826368M90 2012-2025

This is a dedicated repair service for Range Rover gear selector modules suffering from mechanical failure, specifically deep within the internal drive gear assembly — not to be confused with the common intermittent electronic faults we also repair.

⚠️ Common Symptoms of Mechanical Failure:
• Selector unit no longer raises or lowers
• Loud clicking or jamming noises when trying to change drive modes
• Selector knob stuck or non-responsive despite electrical function
• Unit makes partial movement then stalls
• No visible fault codes or electronic symptoms

Unlike electronic issues that cause intermittent faults or failed CAN communication, this fault is physical, often due to a stripped or worn internal gear, fractured drive components, or damage from repeated use.

🔧 Our Service Includes:
✅ Full mechanical strip-down of the selector assembly
✅ Precision replacement of damaged gear assemblies
✅ Re-alignment and testing of the lift mechanism
✅ Optional refurbishment of related electronics if needed
✅ Bench testing with simulated conditions to confirm full function

🛠️ Note:
This repair requires more time and resources than our standard electronic selector repairs due to the complexity and mechanical nature of the failure. We carry replacement drive gear parts in stock to reduce turnaround time where possible.