Just been to LR today to purchase crush washer for PTU plug.
Happened to mention no drain plug and he said there was one
So asked him for evidence and he produced a print out that clearly shows drain plug. I have not looked at my PTU yet so cannot definitely say there is/is not a drain plug
I also asked him to double check he had given me the right diagram which he indicated was correct.
So according to diagram drain plug is bottom left side at front of PTU. It uses exactly same bolt and washer as fill plug (bolt 3L010 and washer HW1)
I will endeavour to add diagram given to me.

There isn't one, in fact I put my own one in.

I would be very surprised judging by the hundreds of comments on here and the lack of knowledge of dealers . Why else would it be such a problem to change oil

The parts diagram from LR is in fact showing a drain plug, but there isn't one in real life

https://parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.com/l...aling.html

Unbelievable

I drilled and tapped mine, M8 is perfect. I used an M10. The indent is clearly on the case but did not come from the factory with a drain plug.

JLR must have thought why drain the oil whilst still under warranty - lets remove the drain plugs from PTU and rear diff, save some money and kid the customers it doesnt matter. Jules

I Like Chips wrote:

The parts diagram from LR is in fact showing a drain plug, but there isn't one in real life

https://parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.com/l...aling.html

But that's not any old washer its a Land Rover one hahaha

Use Dowty washers. They're cheap, available in many sizes, and never leak.  Hyundai Ioniq 5 Ultimate. The family car.
2009 Rimini Red SE TD4. Gone.
2006 Tonga Green i6 HSE. Gone.
Audi A5 convertible, my daily driver.
1972 Hillman Avenger GT, the project.

Washer was £2.04

So renewed oil in PTU (Castrol bot 118) and managed to get out 580mls of dark oil
Glad I've done it but pain in arse to do.
That's the last of the 10 yr service items to be done so glad its out the way

AT1963 wrote:

Just been to LR today to purchase crush washer for PTU plug.
Happened to mention no drain plug and he said there was one
So asked him for evidence and he produced a print out that clearly shows drain plug. I have not looked at my PTU yet so cannot definitely say there is/is not a drain plug
I also asked him to double check he had given me the right diagram which he indicated was correct.
So according to diagram drain plug is bottom left side at front of PTU. It uses exactly same bolt and washer as fill plug (bolt 3L010 and washer HW1)
I will endeavour to add diagram given to me.