I've received the DTC code - it is P0341-91 which I understand is the camshaft position (CMP) sensor A. So, would their advice to replace the timing chain, camshaft sensors, and the NOx sensor be appropriate?

I have requested the DTC code from them. I expect I will have it later today. I also suspect that was my error mentioning the timing belt. I corrected it a few minutes after you edited your message (before I saw it). So, I'll see where they say and update here later.

The engine light appeared on my Land Rover Discovery (2018) accompanied by an atypical engine sound. I took it to the garage and they noted that it was consuming excessive oil. They assessed it and initially warned that the timing chain or the entire engine may need to be replaced. They then...

Yes, that's true (UK being in the EU in 2018). But even so, I'm aware that the UK and continental Europe often have different specs, not to mention differences between individual countries. I mean, the UK has three-prong plugs and drives on the left while the rest of Europe doesn't. (Btw, I'm a...

Yes, I was thrown by the mention of 'EU' because if my vehicle has the correct lighting configuration at the back per EU, then this is at odds with the Netherlands which is also in the EU. Also, this seems to be a very edge case scenario, so I wouldn't be surprised if the knowledge on this...

Are you sure, because the dealership in the Netherlands said otherwise, and they showed me other vehicles in their showroom with all the inner rear lights working. And many of the Discoveries on the Dutch car market website show their inner rear lights working (for example, this one). See...

I purchased a Land Rover Discovery 2018 model last year in the Netherlands, and it was noted by the garage at its last service that the inner rear lights do not work. After some investigation, they determined that this is its original specification as the vehicle was imported from Italy. They...