Al Barsha, Barsha Heights and Barsha South are 40 minutes from the workshop via Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road. We offer collection from villas and towers alike and return the car with a written report.
Range Rover engines are engineered for effortless torque, and they reward owners who service them properly. When something does go wrong, it rarely announces itself politely: a ticking on cold start, a coolant level that keeps dropping, a misfire that only appears under load. Our engine bay begins with evidence, not guesswork, running compression, leak-down and live data tests before a single bolt is touched.
We rebuild the 3.0 TDV6 and SDV6, the 5.0 supercharged V8, the 2.0 Ingenium petrol and diesel, and the older 4.4 TDV8 in-house. Timing chain stretch on the V6 diesel, crankshaft concerns on early 3.0 units, and stretch-bolt head sealing on the V8 are jobs we complete every week, using genuine or OE-equivalent components and factory torque procedures.
Engine Repair & Rebuild — what Al Barsha owners should know
Al Barsha owners often drive a mix of school runs and motorway commuting. Timing chain inspections on 3.0 diesels and gearbox fluid services are the jobs we recommend most here.
What is included
- Compression and cylinder leak-down testing
- Timing chain and tensioner replacement
- Head gasket, valve and cylinder head machining
- Crankshaft, bearing and piston ring rebuilds
- Turbocharger inspection and replacement
- Oil pump, cooler and sump reseal
- Post-repair road test and diagnostic report
Signs you need it
- Rattling or ticking noise on cold start
- Blue or white smoke from the exhaust
- Loss of power and reduced turbo boost
- Engine warning light with misfire codes
- Oil or coolant contamination on the dipstick
Frequently asked questions
Can you collect my Range Rover from Al Barsha for engine repair & rebuild?
Yes, collection and delivery is available. Message us on WhatsApp to confirm a time and a fixed price.
Is it worth rebuilding a Range Rover engine rather than replacing it?
In most cases yes. A rebuild lets us renew only the worn components while keeping the original block and matched ancillaries, and it usually costs considerably less than a new or reconditioned long block. We will always show you the measurements and let you decide.
How long does an engine rebuild take?
A timing chain job is typically two to three days. A full rebuild with machining is usually seven to ten working days, depending on parts availability and the machining required.