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Discovery Sport 2015–17

Discovery Sport 2015–2017: the first Ingenium years

What changed when Land Rover put the Ingenium 2.0 diesel in the Discovery Sport, and why early cars need extra timing-chain caution.

Discovery Sport production started with the Ford 2.2 diesel. The Ingenium 2.0 diesel arrives in 2015 as eD4 150 hp and TD4 150/180 hp, often stamped 204DTD. If a listing says “2015 Disco Sport engine” without capacity, ask whether it is 2.0 or 2.2. 224DT is a different engine.

These first Ingenium years are the ones independent specialists mention most for timing-chain stretch and cold-start rattle. That does not mean every 2016 engine is scrap. It does mean a used unit from this band should get a chain, guides and tensioner before it goes in. Gearbox-out chain jobs on the old engine are how many of these cars died in the first place.

SD4 240 hp from 2017 is 204DTA twin-turbo. Do not buy it for a 150/180 hp car. Details: 2.0 diesel codes, timing chain and faults.

Workshop pick

Schaeffler INA

559 1793 20
The aftermarket line UK trade catalogues most often put against the 2.0 diesel. Related numbers 559 1793 21 and 553 0814 10 are not automatic substitutes. Open the box: you need both chains, all guides and both tensioners — some INA lines are a short kit.
Complete aftermarket kit

Febi Bilstein

194091
The boxed kit we would order for a used 2.0 diesel going back in, if genuine is not on the shelf. It crosses to LR132676 and LR139320. Check both chains (90 and 82 links), all guides and both tensioners before you pay.
Single-turbo 150/180 hp

Genuine JLR (latest revision)

LR140581
The turbo we would order for a single-turbo 2.0 diesel. Current Land Rover number; supersedes LR094424, LR083483 and LR073722. Confirm the stamp on the old housing and the VIN. Not a 204DTA twin-turbo.

Kits we would actually order for a 2.0 diesel: Schaeffler INA 559 1793 20 or Febi 194091 for the chain, and LR140581 for a single turbo. Confirm the box against your engine number. Affiliate disclosure — tracking IDs are still placeholders.