Range Rover Gear Selector Repair

A common issue in Range Rovers (2012-2020) is the failure of the gear selection dial, often linked to fault code P176C-11, which signals a Transmission Range Selector Lock Control Error. Symptoms include the gear selector dial not rising or falling, being unable to switch or select drive modes, and the dial failing to rotate. These symptoms point to a faulty Gear Selector Module (GSM).

Replacement of this part can be costly, involving programming and coding. However, VCUS offers a leading solution that repairs your original GSM, eliminating manufacturing defects and providing a lifetime warranty. With free collection and a 24-48 hour turnaround time, VCUS provides a cost-effective alternative to JLR main dealers and other remanufacturers, ensuring efficiency and reliability at a fraction of the cost.

At VCUS, we specialize in expert repair services for Range Rover Gear Selector Modules (GSM). With over 18 years of experience, we use advanced testing and repair techniques to replace faulty OEM components with upgraded parts, ensuring long-term reliability. By repairing your original GSM, we retain its existing coding, eliminating the need for expensive reprogramming. Follow the steps below to have your Gear Selector by VCUS today:

1: Have the Gear Selector Module removed from your Range Rover.

2: Fill out our TEST FORM and select a day for Free-of-Charge collection. Ensure the GSM is securely packed in a box with appropriate packaging. Alternatively, you can send it directly to us at:

VCUS
Vehicle Control Unit Solutions
27 St Michaels Square
Bramcote, Nottingham
NG9 3HG

3: Once we receive your GSM, we will test and repair it. Afterward, you will receive a detailed report, warranty, and invoice via email (payment is required only after the repair is completed).

4: Your repaired gear selector module will be sent back via Next Day Special Delivery by 1 pm.

5: Refit your fully functional Gear Selector Module (GSM) into your vehicle — no programming required.