Hello,i am new here.I was reading many reports about L322 Gearbox failure . Not find the right answer. Anyway ,bought this car with the fault ,not running at all in gear! Just a challenge,as price was good to me . Changed gearl oil and filter and got it driving in gear 2 on D and manual gear 2 .select R and no reverse at all ,no noises,nothing. Noticed that i have in neutral a slight forward move . When i switch in low range,it makes a mechanical hammering noise,when engine is running. If i switch to low range only ignition on ,then nothing to hear . Phoned up a gearbox company ,they told me when clutch 4 is burned,it will not select Reverse,rebuilt£2300 . Is there anything else what i can check? That would be helpfull before i pay for a rebuilt. Many thanks to all of you .
2005 Range Rover L322 td 6 bmw drives forward in neutral,no reverse
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I'm not but I've reported it so they can move it.
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The GM box in the L322 rarely lasts more than about 80K miles so you most likely need a rebuild or replacement box.
I guess from your name you might be Dutch?
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Unless it’s as simple as the selector cable adjustment being out, driving in Neutral is a pretty sure sign that one of your clutch packs is welded solid. Not that unusual with the GM 5L40-E transmission in the L322, I’m afraid.
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