The hydraulic tappers often make a bit of noise on start up, nothing to worry about. Possibly the sensor playing up
woo hoo....There IS a LR god; he's called Saint V8 but I don't think you've upset him yet .....
There IS a LR god; he's called Saint V8 but I don't think you've upset him yet .....
The two grey cylinders are part of the cooling system and are valves of some description...still trying to figure out what they do, but they I think are part of the auxillary coolant pump system!
As for the pipe, it looks like a breather , but not sure where from, will be going out to look at mine in a minute to see if I can find the same thing.
As for the non start issue....could be fuel pump issues... get a willing assistant to turn the ignition on while you listen under the rear seats for the hum/whine of the in tank fuel pump...
Lightweight
Can't give up just over a few issues lol
The two grey cylinders are the solenoids which control valve for the HEVAC, one for each temp control knob on the dash panel, can cause issues with temp differences on either side of the cabin, also engine coolant seeps into the solenoids causes a short and can blow the panel on the dash.
Just a thought , when you were connecting/ disconnecting battery is there any chance that you shorted it? The beast would really not like that!
Hmmmm, my fan in the E Box has never started on connection of a battery...was the ignition key in at the time??hi mate, the battery didn't short, there were a couple of sparks when i reconnected the earth as there was an obvious current drain. the fan in the big black box under the bonnet started up straight away if that means anything
Hmmmm, my fan in the E Box has never started on connection of a battery...was the ignition key in at the time??
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