Freelander 1 : electrical issue in cabin

Hello folks,

Such a long time I post my last message. This is because I have done many tries , have done too many tests , have got to many disappointments . Bingo today ! I have finally found issue. It was located on cabine fuze box : CCU.
Electronic ship sets were correct : no burn patch or brown color. With my friend we had decided to test cable from battery to back window : + and - were reverced. It was the clue.

I have bought new unit on ebay, and replaced it today. Everything is working fine : windows, timer, internal lights, alarm, ... I am a relief.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-Rove...981127?hash=item21295e8547:g:sj8AAOSwQPlV~Eaw

Thank you for every boby who support me.
Nicolas

Nick06 said:

Hello folks,

Such a long time I post my last message. This is because I have done many tries , have done too many tests , have got to many disappointments . Bingo today ! I have finally found issue. It was located on cabine fuze box : CCU.
Electronic ship sets were correct : no burn patch or brown color. With my friend we had decided to test cable from battery to back window : + and - were reverced. It was the clue.

I have bought new unit on ebay, and replaced it today. Everything is working fine : windows, timer, internal lights, alarm, ... I am a relief.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-Rove...981127?hash=item21295e8547:g:sj8AAOSwQPlV~Eaw

Thank you for every boby who support me.
Nicolas

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Hi there did u have to get the ccu reprogrammed or did u just fit it and everything worked

Jaime Hughes said:

Hi there did u have to get the ccu reprogrammed or did u just fit it and everything worked

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Remote locking is controlled by the CCU. So you can't just fit a second hand CCU without the other components to go with it. Complete second hand ECU kits are available that includes everything you would need to change.