Dead Freelander TD4
- Thread starter Richard C
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Vissie
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I think your meant to leave the original post intact and add an additional post with the solution in.
For benefit and education of others
For benefit and education of others
Is that a forum rule then? Im also a senior member/contributor on another, large forum so I understand forum protocol! I didnt see the point in leaving the thread open as it was down to a totally blonde moment on my behalf :confused2:.
But, for the record, I totally missed the bleedin obvious & it was nothing more than a faulty earth lead on the body terminal. Moral is it always pays to walk away & have a tea break when you cant see the wood for the trees; it was a schoolboy mistake really, the short circuit when dissing the battery just made me panic as I feared thought I'd fried the ECU.
Sorry if I put your senior contributor nose out Vissie!
? Im also a senior member/contributor on another, large forum so I understand forum protocol! I didnt see the point in leaving the thread open as it was down to a totally blonde moment on my behalf :confused2:. But, for the record, I totally missed the bleedin obvious & it was nothing more than a faulty earth lead on the body terminal. Moral is it always pays to walk away & have a tea break when you cant see the wood for the trees; it was a schoolboy mistake really, the short circuit when dissing the battery just made me panic as I feared thought I'd fried the ECU.
Sorry if I put your senior contributor nose out Vissie!
crockett007
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Hi Richard
In fairness to Vissie, I too wondered what it was that caused you problems initially, but all is explained now..........
In fairness to Vissie, I too wondered what it was that caused you problems initially, but all is explained now..........
Mainwaring
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but what was it oh I see now yes
always handy to leave the fault up and then the fix (even if it is something obvious!)
always handy to leave the fault up and then the fix
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