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Another new pair of shoes?Took mine for a trip out shopping
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Scotiawhiskers
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Got the dehumidifier in there at last (approx 1/4 litre pulled out in th efirst 2 hours although the headlining feels dry, as does the carpet). Booked him in to have th erear brakes done, take him there next Friday and they work on hi round the more rush jobs instead. Hopefully get him back in just a couple of days though. If so that (and the bill) will be a wedding anniversary present!
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See if you can peel a corner of the carpet up, it can feel dry but the foam underneath can be full of water
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I pulled the front wheels, cleaned the hubs and loctited the cv shafts. Almost eliminated the drive train clunk.
Soon to be land legend 2022 and I'm looking at a trip out. 6hrs and then a long weekend of slow going trail driving and some beers....
Soon to be land legend 2022 and I'm looking at a trip out. 6hrs and then a long weekend of slow going trail driving and some beers....
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Just a bit of food shopping nothing exciting, last pair of shoes it got where branded landrover i am a bit scared to wear then in the wet i think they may leak
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Just a bit of food shopping nothing exciting, last pair of shoes it got where branded landrover i am a bit scared to wear then in the wet i think they may leak
Did they leave a stain whereever you parked them?
Got a good DVM at last, so started work trying to find a fault. So far nothing that makes sense, I have continuity and low resistance from the BeCM plug to the door jam. The whole door loom is fine (from plug to plug at least). I did find a 30amp fuse that was melty, but it was fuse 12. Which does rear heated screen and left rear window. Both of which worked, even though the fuse clearly didn't. Just digging out RAVE to check all of the pin outputs to confirm what does and doesn't go to the door. Although for some reason I had a spiced in 20amp fuse for the power to drivers door straight out of the BeCM. Best I can tell it is something a PO did, but I can't figure out why.
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I have washed it and when it cools a bit more I will polish it
The sun roof says it is not set so I will also figure that out.
Hopefully it will pass on the 20th
The sun roof says it is not set so I will also figure that out.
Hopefully it will pass on the 20th
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The sun roof needs a manual open and close as it is stuck. The key thing is missing (I am sure Dave gave it to me but I cannot locate it )
Can I use any flat bladed instrument or will I damage the mechanism?
)Can I use any flat bladed instrument or will I damage the mechanism?
So I have power to the door. 12v as far as the outstation. Then 5v from the outstation to the microswitch. It makes no sense as to why the windows stopped working (maybe the window motor coincidentally died at the same time), but that is all I can think of. We Have power, we have continuity across signal wires. Beyond the microswitch, what else could it be? BeCM fault?
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I broke down in mine so had a good luck at the rear boot lid whilst pushing it
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I tested the earth's on the door using a earthing point behind the kick panel and they were all strong. Which suggests the earth you mentioned behind the rear seat is still good. Otherwise I wouldn't get continuity. Unless there is a short to body I guess.
A thought, if I bridge the power to the door latch and the door jar data, it'd trick to the car into thinking the door was open. If it works I know the door latch is goosed. If it didn't work that'd say it is BeCM fault.
Or am I misunderstanding things?
Or am I misunderstanding things?
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My P38 needed a new battery, bought one today, changed the battery and its now on the bump stops and now will not respond to lifting, switch not flashing, compressor working.
Tried the free disc and cable EAS unlock and its made the situation worse.
Try again tomorrow!
Onward
Tried the free disc and cable EAS unlock and its made the situation worse.
Try again tomorrow!
Onward
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If there is a slot then you can.The sun roof needs a manual open and close as it is stuck. The key thing is missing (I am sure Dave gave it to me but I cannot locate it
Can I use any flat bladed instrument or will I damage the mechanism?
As I understand it, 12v direct will fry the latch. So it makes testing it tricky.Can you fit a external 12v to the motor wires and confirm its status? If it responds then you may need to back from there and over the hill again.....
