Gemboy
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Hi,
I don't really do the whole forum thing but found myself on here after a transfer box problem came up on my dash, and there seems to be some pretty clever folks on here so thought I'd join!
Just looking to see if anyone may be able to shed a bit of light on a couple of small issues I'm having with my 2002 td6 l322.
The first problem is that the writing on the dashboard ( mileage, temperture, warning messages are displayed) the lettering is broken up with parts of the letters missing. Is this a new dash job, or is there a sneeky fix to put the everything back to normal?
The second problem seems to be a fairly common fault area for the range rover, the air suspension displaying as inactive. I know all the bags are fine as they are all inflated, however i can hear a "ticking" noise coming from where the compressor is. Is this because there is a fault in the system and the compressor is trying to run or is the ticking the problem?!
I'd really appreciate some guidance if possible.
Cheers
I don't really do the whole forum thing but found myself on here after a transfer box problem came up on my dash, and there seems to be some pretty clever folks on here so thought I'd join!
Just looking to see if anyone may be able to shed a bit of light on a couple of small issues I'm having with my 2002 td6 l322.
The first problem is that the writing on the dashboard ( mileage, temperture, warning messages are displayed) the lettering is broken up with parts of the letters missing. Is this a new dash job, or is there a sneeky fix to put the everything back to normal?
The second problem seems to be a fairly common fault area for the range rover, the air suspension displaying as inactive. I know all the bags are fine as they are all inflated, however i can hear a "ticking" noise coming from where the compressor is. Is this because there is a fault in the system and the compressor is trying to run or is the ticking the problem?!
I'd really appreciate some guidance if possible.
Cheers
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