ukadamwest
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Do the gearbox oil too.. and also grease the UJ's
the alarm fault is probably Datatek's realm
the alarm fault is probably Datatek's realm
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Ok will do. Do you know what would cause this alarm message?
Never heard of that one. Have you tried deliberately triggering the alarm? I wonder if the battery back up in the sounder has failed or been disabled.
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Don't know. I'll just keep ignoring it 😙
ukadamwest
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Datatek, Wammers and SaintV8 are probably the best ones for that. by the way download a copy of RAVE, RAVE is the workshop manual and document set for the range rover.. its a big file but worthwhile every second land rover service factory manual RAVE download land rover resource, service manual, workshop factory manual, download, rave, vehicles including discovery, series, defender, range rover, freelander, LR3, Handbooks, Catalog, Catalogue, Land Rover Inte
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Thanks will give them a shot. Thank you all for being so friendly 😃
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Alarm fault could be the ultrasonic detector ?
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I did look at this I took it off the head lining took the plug off and connected it again. But no change
ukadamwest
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and a picture of your P38 !
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Ok I shall do that. I will take a photo tomorrow
I live in calne in Wiltshire
I live in calne in Wiltshire
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Awww Schucks Adam, I'm blushing!! or that could be wind, yer never can tell these days!
We try to be a friendly bunch....Landyzone is not like other forums, we take the p!ss and have a laugh but the advice, help and helpfulness is second to none....stick around you'll get to love us!!
As for your fault, most common is the Ultrasonic sensor going bandy....I know you say you have unplugged and replugged it in, but that ain't gonna help if the unit is fecked!
First course would be diagnostics as this will help pinpoint the issue, but most common is the sensor!
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Ok great thank you
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How do I post a picture of me p38
blue beasty
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Get yer Butler to read this http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f38/picture-posting-dummies-47795.html
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I have tried downloading Rave loads of times but never seems to work, Must be doing something wrong lol
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Alarm fault displayed is a result of the volumetric sensor failing it's self test five consecutive times. May just need a reset with diag or replacing. Or of course the contacts cleaning.
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welcome i have puddle lights in my rear doors and under the rear ash tray mine must be a posh one lol
It might have been once but it's certainly come down in the world - you've got it
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It might have been once but it's certainly come down in the world - you've got it
il have you know im from good sarf lundun stock
