It was on mine the horn and other steering wheel functions failed at the same time as, the SRS light came up.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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sherry? or single malt!?
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Joda is he young jediNow then, that's because your a wizard
When my ABS was kicking my arse, I taped over the circuit board that the bulb holders touch, and then wired ABS to the battery light, and the TC to the oil pressure light. Worked a treat. Although when I disassembled the contraption I shorted the oil pressure light, and now it doesn't like up at all. So do it at your own risk.
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P38 off to V8 Developments with leaky head gasket(s) and/or dislodged liner(s).
Exhaust gas in the cooling system.
Exhaust gas in the cooling system.
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Oh dear
What car is that? Can it tow that much!?
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VW Touareg. I did check beforehand. He is a professional car mover, based in Leek, Staffs.
Strong German tilting trailer. All proper.
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Just to add that the delivery worked perfectly The guy was good and early, good trailer, reasonable price, what's not to like...!
He covers the North of England, Midlands, East Anglia. If anyone wants his details, please message me.
He covers the North of England, Midlands, East Anglia. If anyone wants his details, please message me.
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When is a dpf regen demanded? I thought it was routine every few 100 miles?
I've done 1242 since i last checked and the number of demanded regens is unchanged so is the number of partial or successful regens
I've done 1242 since i last checked and the number of demanded regens is unchanged so is the number of partial or successful regens
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As long as Max Verstappen keeps getting out of your way, you should be fine.
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Cheers, i thought I'd read somewhere that as well as passive regen, it actively did one regardless every few 100 miles.. maybe that's an older model..
The % values haven't changed either but maybe that's a good thing, I'll just keep driving
Here you go.Cheers, i thought I'd read somewhere that as well as passive regen, it actively did one regardless every few 100 miles.. maybe that's an older model..
The % values haven't changed either but maybe that's a good thing, I'll just keep driving
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Thanks, interesting! So it should have done 3 or 4 active ones by now
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It all seems plugged in and in place thoughThanks, interesting! So it should have done 3 or 4 active ones by now
Oh well. It's not broked.. yet
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Thanks, interesting! So it should have done 3 or 4 active ones by now
first line in the second paragraph of active regeneration
I dont know
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Could a previous owner have disabled it? I think that is quite common.
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More likely the dealer had it disabled, is there any way to check? I have a dpf in place
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Unplugged the sensor at the rear of the dpf.
Went for a drive
No dash error/restricted performance etc
Checked for error codes, nothing new (got existing codes for heated mirrors not working)
Assume that means it's been buggered about with
