Ahh right lol. I guess it's an instant forum ban to say that I like it thenView attachment 268617 View attachment 268618 View attachment 268619 View attachment 268622 View attachment 268623
For mentioning
A. Owning a Evoque.
B. Denying you own the Evoque.
C. Saying the wife owns the Evoque.
@gstuart thanks very much for all the info, it's very much appreciated. FYI it's a 2019 Si4 Auto with stop start.
We are actually off to an Indy this morning so hopefully will know more shortly.
In theory!! Depends how long they sit on the shelf!!!The Halfords start/stop batteries come fully charged and ready to fit.
In theory!! Depends how long they sit on the shelf!!!
As predicted the battery's dead, getting a new one fitted for £135 + VAT. For the sake of £160 we'd rather do that than mess about going to the dealership which is some distance away.@snerkler
ur so welcome and pleasure to help where I can, it’s always a team effort between all of us helping
please let us know how ur get on and thks for the details
People can like them , not really an issue , ( honest) The problems begin when the ejoke is thought of, (or heaven forbid called), as a Range Rover. It's not. They might think it is, wish it is, even be badged as such, but just like kids in their mum's shoes, they're just pretending.Ahh right lol. I guess it's an instant forum ban to say that I like it then
Ahh I get you, the trouble is it was running alongside the Freelander for a while so maybe they should have called it the disco sport and kept the Freelander name what is now the disco sport?People can like them , not really an issue , ( honest) The problems begin when the ejoke is thought of, (or heaven forbid called), as a Range Rover. It's not. They might think it is, wish it is, even be badged as such, but just like kids in their mum's shoes, they're just pretending.
Personally I think the badging was an error during design processing, and they realised it would be more expensive to fix the fault, and rebadge it to it's correct Freelander 3 identity, than to let the fault run.
Ahh I get you, the trouble is it was running alongside the Freelander for a while so maybe they should have called it the disco sport and kept the Freelander name what is now the disco sport?
I know this doesn't help your situation, but why on earth does anyone buy a car that requires a Main Stealer to change a battery?Just had a look at prices and when I looked at the RAC site (first one google brought up) it says this
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I know this doesn't help your situation, but why on earth does anyone buy a car that requires a Main Stealer to change a battery?
The problem is that in order to ensure the battery gets charged when the car is only used for the school run an ECU has been introduced into the alternator regulator circuit that allows in some cases up to 18 volts to fast charge the battery. Many precautions have to be taken with this as it's possible for the battery to explode if the temperature rises. Plus it generates income for the stealers.I know this doesn't help your situation, but why on earth does anyone buy a car that requires a Main Stealer to change a battery?
What's the consensus on the Velar then?Maybe. There are ways it could've been launched. None of them include it being called a Range Rover. It's just not. On top of all the tech/ability details, it cheapens the flagship model by calling it Range Rover. As an example, new Range Rover £130k+, new Range Rover Sport 97k+,the ejoke £37k+, a quarter of the price of a FFRR. It just cheapens the name.
I wondered that too, but if that's just required for the stop/start we'll leave itDoes it have a second battery just for stop/start? I seem to remember seeing some chatter somewhere.
A smaller 1, is that knackered too.
J
Firstly we had no idea this was the case until now, secondly we've had it done by an Indy and all seems fine (barring the stop/start)I know this doesn't help your situation, but why on earth does anyone buy a car that requires a Main Stealer to change a battery?
I've got my doubts a Sport should be called a Range Rover personally...What's the consensus on the Velar then?
I wondered that too, but if that's just required for the stop/start we'll leave it
Firstly we had no idea this was the case until now, secondly we've had it done by an Indy and all seems fine (barring the stop/start)
I wouldn't buy any new car tbh, they're all ****! (And I work on them all day, 6 days a week...)I believe many manufactures do it, not just JLR.
J
You want dials and switches in my day we had glowing and steam noises............No, nor would I, they all look the same and, dashboard like an Ipad, no thanks give me dials and switches any day.
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