Range Rover · L322 · 2002–2012
Range Rover (L322) left rear seat
Left rear seats, split sections and seat mechanisms for Land Rover models.
Matching left rear seat to a Range Rover (L322)
The Range Rover (L322) (2002–2012) was sold here with 3 different engines. Gearbox: ZF automatic; GM five-speed automatic (earlier vehicles). Send the VIN and engine number with your enquiry so the parts team can confirm the correct left rear seat before quoting.
Know the part
Understanding Range Rover (L322) Left Rear Seat
Rear seats on most Land Rovers split so you can fold part of the seat for longer loads. The left rear seat section may be a separate seat, part of a 60/40 or 40/20/40 split bench, or on seven-seat models such as the Discovery 3, Discovery 4, Discovery 5 and Discovery Sport, the second row may slide or fold to reach the third row.
Rear seats carry child seat anchor points and seat belt buckles, so check these are intact on any replacement.
Further reading
- Child car seats – Arrive Alive
South African guidance on child car seats and correct fitting in the rear seat.
Common Questions About Range Rover (L322) left rear seat
Why won't my rear seat back latch?
A worn or bent latch, a broken release cable or debris in the latch can stop it locking. An unlatched seat back is dangerous in a collision, so repair it before carrying passengers or loads.
Are rear seat sections sold separately?
On many split benches, yes. Tell us which section you need, as the split layout differs by model and year.
Do rear seats need to match the vehicle's seat configuration?
Yes. Five-seat and seven-seat versions of the same model can use different second-row seats and mounting points.
What should I send to order a left rear seat?
The VIN, the seat configuration, trim colour and a photo of the seat.
Not sure which part fits?
Share your VIN or engine code and the parts team will check the correct part for your Range Rover (L322).