2026 Land Rover Defender Technical Service Bulletins

60 technical service bulletins (TSBs) are on record for the 2026 Land Rover Defender. TSBs are notes manufacturers send to dealers about repair procedures for issues seen in the field. They are not recalls and do not by themselves mean a vehicle has a fault.

• 11029847Feb 20, 2026Other or unknown. The jump start information label has not been installed in the vehicle’s engine compartment.
• 11029842Feb 20, 2026Other or unknown. The Automatic Pressure Maintenance Unit (APMU) may have been installed with a clash condition between the APMU hose and heatshield. Rubbing of the APMU hose on the heatshield could create pressure loss and / or fluid leak on 6Ddynamic suspension system over a period of time.
• 11029609Feb 18, 2026Other or unknown. Driveline Noise Concerns
• 11029603Feb 13, 2026Steering. Steering requires steady correction force
• 11029574Feb 13, 2026Other or unknown. RFA module may stop communicating in the vehicle during PDI, resulting in PDI application failure.
• 11029556Feb 12, 2026Electrical system. Once the vehicle is powered down via ignition cycle, it may not restart depending on remaining residual charge.
• 11029569Feb 11, 2026Body and structure. Towing Eye Bezel Missing
• 11029606Feb 6, 2026Other or unknown. RFA module unresponsive at PDI
• 11028600Jan 28, 2026Other or unknown. Pivi wireless carplay / android auto connectivity
• 11028608Jan 27, 2026Steering. Vehicle Requires Steady Correction Steering Force to Remain in Lane

← All problems reported for the 2026 Land Rover Defender