Datatek
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Turn off the EKA function and the immobiliser and you could have gone to work in the P38 just using the key blade.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Was that autoglass with the p38?
I remember you had issues with the heated screen packing up quite often or something like that with replacement screens and rain sensor issues with the l322 screens.
My screen has the crack in the top passenger side and hasn't reached the wiper sweep area yet but autoglass don't know that and don't ask anyway. The crack could be massive and I'm sure illegal and or dangerous to drive so they would have to come out to my home or recover the car. As it is, it's OK to drive for now but I want to remove the bits so they can concentrate on sealing it proper and not rushing it because they can't run over the time slot or something. I've read somewhere that they come with new top and maybe bottom trims too which would be nice but just incase they don't...another reason to remove them myself as they are easily bent especially if you run them over which I might have done a couple of weeks ago
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yes the p38Was that autoglass with the p38?
I remember you had issues with the heated screen packing up quite often or something like that with replacement screens and rain sensor issues with the l322 screens.
My screen has the crack in the top passenger side and hasn't reached the wiper sweep area yet but autoglass don't know that and don't ask anyway. The crack could be massive and I'm sure illegal and or dangerous to drive so they would have to come out to my home or recover the car. As it is, it's OK to drive for now but I want to remove the bits so they can concentrate on sealing it proper and not rushing it because they can't run over the time slot or something. I've read somewhere that they come with new top and maybe bottom trims too which would be nice but just incase they don't...another reason to remove them myself as they are easily bent especially if you run them over which I might have done a couple of weeks ago
with this L322.. new screen because of a big stone chip right in the middle of drivers side.. screen wasnt compatible with the rain sensor.. then they replaced the rain sensor.. still didnt work.. then another screen, supposedly OEM but it was actually like for like! then I got an OEM land rover screen and it worked straight away
still not 100% sorted as the rain sensor doesnt fit properly.. likely because its a replacement.. but it works.. mostly.. so i've given up
Datatek
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My rain sensor is the MK1 eyeball, very reliable, works with any type of windscreen or even no windscreen
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I got one of those. Works quite wellMy rain sensor is the MK1 eyeball, very reliable, works with any type of windscreen or even no windscreen
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when the sensor didnt work, it reverted to normal intermittent wipe, but it was just crap and i ended up doing it manually with the wipe once button.. got boring after about 5 minMy rain sensor is the MK1 eyeball, very reliable, works with any type of windscreen or even no windscreen
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Many years ago I wanted intermittent wipe for my Jag XJ6 Series 2. All it had was Off, Slow & Fast, plus the single wipe. Made a small electronics board that would remeber the time between two single manual wipes, and then keep doing that interval. When it worked, it was much better than anything I've had since, mostly because it's a human deciding the wipe interval !!
