try first whether there is a signal to the engine ECU from the EWS.Seeking advice gentlemen. The problem - my 2004 Range Rover is dead. Turn the ignition key and all lights etc come on but the motor does not swing over.
I have had it at a mechanic who "specializes" in these vehicles. He claims he does not have the software for these "older" models. He thinks the key is not communicating with the ECU. I"m a layman when it comes to problems like this.
So far I have checked the Ignition switch, the immobilizer, the ECU has a clean bill of health, all fuses have been checked, relays checked and a brand new battery installed.
Today I will jack up the front of the vehicle and try to bridge the starter motor in order to establish that it is working.
Apart from the above I am lost.
Yesterday I phoned another Garage who "specializes" in these vehicles, they claim to know what is wrong but want R10 000,00 (588 Pounds) to sort it out. I can't afford that. I have a feeling it is something simple that I am over looking.
Any advise / suggestions will be appreciated.
Thank you and Best Regards to all.
If EWS doesn't send this the rest depends on which engine you have. For the ´petrol one I know a nice workaround