2Pcs Engine Air Filter - Land Rover LR3 2005-2009, Range Rover Sport 2006-2009 (OE PHE000112)

A Pair of Engine Air Filters for the Land Rover LR3 and Range Rover Sport

This is a set of 2 engine air filters, OE number PHE000112, built for the 2005-2009 Land Rover LR3 and 2006-2009 Range Rover Sport. Both of these models use a dual-filter setup on their V6 and V8 engines, which is why this listing comes as a pair rather than a single filter — if your vehicle needs one, it needs both, since they're changed together as a set.

What This Filter Does

The engine air filter sits between the outside air intake and the engine, catching dust, sand, pollen, and other airborne debris before it can reach the cylinders. A clogged or neglected filter restricts airflow, which can quietly cost you fuel economy and throttle response long before it triggers a warning light. On a vehicle like the LR3 or Range Rover Sport that may see genuine off-road or dusty-road use, keeping this filter fresh matters even more than it does on a car that never leaves pavement.

Confirmed Fitment

This filter set is confirmed for the Land Rover LR3 (2005-2009) with either the V6 4.0L or V8 4.4L petrol engine, and the Range Rover Sport (2006-2009) with either the V8 4.2L or V8 4.4L petrol engine. Since both vehicles shared engine architecture across these years, the same filter part number covers each of these engine and model combinations.

OE and Interchange Numbers

Each filter in this set is built to OE number PHE000112. This part number is also cross-referenced under C31196, AF7921, A35632, 0421749, 49112, A1603, LX1764, SA9993, AF1404, FB91120, A3663C, CA9993, and PA5632, depending on which parts catalog or brand you're comparing against. Matching any of these to your current filter or your Land Rover's documentation confirms you're ordering the right part.

Specifications

• Type: Engine air filter
• Package quantity: 2 filters
• Placement: Front
• OE/OEM part number: PHE000112 (x2)
• Condition: New
• Warranty: 12 months

Signs It's Time to Replace These

A visibly gray or dirty filter, a slight loss of acceleration, or an engine that seems to hesitate under load are all reasonable signs to check your air filter, even before your scheduled service interval. Wikipedia's overview of the air filter explains how these filters keep abrasive particulate matter out of the cylinders, which is part of why manufacturers recommend replacing them on a set schedule rather than waiting until they visibly fail.

Why Replace Both Together

Because the LR3 and Range Rover Sport draw air through two separate filter housings feeding the same engine, replacing only one filter and leaving the other filthy defeats a good part of the purpose — the engine still pulls unfiltered or poorly filtered air through the neglected side. Changing both at the same time keeps the airflow balanced between the two intake paths and is genuinely easier to keep track of for your next service interval.

Installation

Swapping these filters is a straightforward job on most LR3 and Range Rover Sport models — open the air filter housing, lift out the old filter, wipe out any debris sitting in the housing, and seat the new filter the same way the old one came out. No special tools are usually needed, which makes this one of the easier maintenance items to handle yourself between other services.

Ordering

This air filter set is in stock and ready to ship. If you're not sure this matches your specific LR3 or Range Rover Sport engine, our Request a Part page can help confirm before you order. Our Warranty and Returns pages explain the process if it isn't the right fit.

Related Parts

This filter set is filed under our filters collection and our Land Rover collection. If you're replacing your air filter as part of routine maintenance, it's also a good time to check your cabin air filter, which is a separate part that keeps dust out of the interior rather than the engine.