LR061407 Power Steering Fluid Reservoir for LAND ROVER
Product: Power Steering Fluid Reservoir
Primary OE: LR061407
Item code: LR01016-002
Cross-reference numbers:
LR061407
QFX500060
Brand: LAND ROVER
Application reference: Discovery 3/4, Range Rover and Range Rover Sport references; verify VIN and engine.
Inspection focus: Match cap, cylindrical body, port orientation, sealing grommet and mounting position.
Supply note: For Land Rover steering repair programs, specialist distributors and export orders.
LR061407 is a Land Rover power steering fluid reservoir reference that supersedes QFX500060. It is used across selected Discovery, Range Rover and Range Rover Sport hydraulic steering layouts, where the tank feeds the pump and receives returning fluid from the steering circuit.
Land Rover catalogues apply VIN, engine and chassis breaks, so the OE reference must be checked with the vehicle record. Buyers should also compare the cap, black upper flange, hose ports and installed reservoir angle shown in the product images.
Product Technical Specifications
| Product type | Power Steering Fluid Reservoir |
|---|---|
| Primary OE reference | LR061407 |
| Internal item code | LR01016-002 |
| Vehicle brand | LAND ROVER |
| Application reference | Discovery 3/4, Range Rover and Range Rover Sport references; verify VIN and engine. |
| Cross-reference numbers | LR061407 / QFX500060 |
Hydraulic Supply for Heavy Vehicle Steering Loads
SUV steering systems can generate substantial fluid demand during parking and low-speed manoeuvres. The reservoir must provide an uninterrupted pump feed while allowing return-oil bubbles to separate before the fluid circulates again.
LR061407 and QFX500060 Cross-Reference
QFX500060 is documented as a superseded Land Rover reservoir reference, with LR061407 used as the later number. Confirm the relationship against the VIN because model-year and engine splits may change hose routing or adjacent hardware.
Diagnostic Clues on Discovery and Range Rover
A groaning pump, heavy steering, foamed fluid, seepage around the cap or wetness below the reservoir calls for system inspection. Check the tank, hoses, cooler lines, pump and rack together; replacing the bottle alone will not correct a continuing air leak.
Pre-Shipment Quality Review
Inspect the cylindrical shell for distortion, the upper flange for full seating and the cap thread for smooth engagement. Both ports should be free of flash and protected from debris, while the mounting interface must hold the reservoir without rocking.
Sourcing Information for Land Rover Specialists
For quotations, specify LR061407, QFX500060, SKU LR01016-002 and the target Discovery or Range Rover configuration. Add quantity, destination, packing format and whether the buyer requires sample approval before production.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does QFX500060 mean on this listing?
QFX500060 is an earlier Land Rover reservoir reference that is documented as superseded by LR061407.
Which Land Rover models are commonly referenced?
Discovery 3, Discovery 4, Range Rover and Range Rover Sport appear in catalogues, subject to VIN, engine and chassis conditions.
Can a reservoir problem make the steering heavy?
Low fluid, air entry, internal restriction or leakage can reduce hydraulic assistance. Pump, hoses, cooler and rack should also be diagnosed.
What fitment evidence should a buyer send?
Provide VIN or chassis data, engine, OE number, cap and hose-port photographs, and one image showing the reservoir mounting position.
Is LR061407 available for wholesale export?
Yongshang Auto can review B2B requirements when the enquiry includes SKU LR01016-002, quantity, destination and packaging instructions.
Request a LR061407 Reservoir Quote
Send OE LR061407, SKU LR01016-002, required quantity, destination and original-part evidence to Yongshang Auto for application review and a wholesale proposal.
Fitment notice: OE and vehicle references support identification, but they do not replace VIN-, engine- or chassis-specific catalogue checks and direct comparison with the removed reservoir.
