simonworkwear · Jun 15, 2020

Evening Folks

2003 Range Rover Vogue (Nickname... The Bitch) TD6

Lets hope you are all having a slightly better day than me, right from the word go today my car has been misbehaving like a spoilt child.

Got in the car to go to work and bong!! (L322 owners love the Bong!!!) HDC inactive, ABS fault, transfer box neutral, no sound from the radio, in fact that won’t even switch on (sat nav work as does the computer)

Now to be fair to the old girl, she got me to work, and back home, so I do have reasons to be thankful, but it’s becoming a bit tiresome having all these issues popping up all the time.

Will do the check the battery voltage first, and have already checked all the fuses just in case as well.

I’m sure it’s because it’s been hot and then humid, and these cars don’t like damp at all.

Could it be a simple fix? Should I be looking for anything?

Any advise would be very very welcome

Many Thanks

Datatek · Jun 15, 2020

Damp in the nearside rear quarter behind the trim.

simonworkwear · Jun 15, 2020

Datatek said:
Damp in the nearside rear quarter behind the trim.

I will have look, already have two silica gel bags in there to trap any excess moisture.

Datatek · Jun 15, 2020

simonworkwear said:
I will have look, already have two silica gel bags in there to trap any excess moisture.

Once the Silica Gel has absorbed all the moisture it can take it can actually make things worse, it needs to be taken out and dried on a regular basis.

simonworkwear · Jun 15, 2020

Datatek said:
Once the Silica Gel has absorbed all the moisture it can take it can actually make things worse, it needs to be taken out and dried on a regular basis.

That’s probably where I’m going wrong, good point well made

DanClarke · Jun 15, 2020

Also, its an L322 and they are filled with the most extremely Hydroscopic electronics the geniuses at LR could muster together.
I am told they start breaking down the moment the owner perspires or lets just one Wet-fart slip out in the privacy of their own Luxo-Barge bubble.

neilly · Jun 15, 2020

DanClarke said:
I am told they start breaking down the moment the owner perspires or lets just one Wet-fart slip out in the privacy of their own Luxo-Barge bubble.

It is why I have cooled seats,...But controlling the flatulence is more of an issue....

Cheers

Datatek · Jun 15, 2020

DanClarke said:
Also, its an L322 and they are filled with the most extremely Hydroscopic electronics the geniuses at LR could muster together.
I am told they start breaking down the moment the owner perspires or lets just one Wet-fart slip out in the privacy of their own Luxo-Barge bubble.

Plus the electronics have a built in shower system to keep them externally clean.

simonworkwear · Jun 15, 2020

Cheers for the reply’s, it’s like trying to keep the Titanic afloat, and the dam thing damp free.

I honestly thought buying a low mileage one I would have less issues, will I never learn ;-(

On a plus note, looks lovely sat here on the drive !!!

Datatek · Jun 15, 2020

simonworkwear said:
Cheers for the reply’s, it’s like trying to keep the Titanic afloat, and the dam thing damp free.

I honestly thought buying a low mileage one I would have less issues, will I never learn ;-(

On a plus note, looks lovely sat here on the drive !!!

They look even better kept in an air conditioned garage and moved to the drive on sunny days to be polished. They are status symbols not meant to be used and certainly not if it's raining

RangeRoller dt · Jun 15, 2020

You do have one with less issues lol you got to work. This time

You are lucky we get beep beep beep of an amstrad it drives you insane. If the battery is duff get a more powerful one than the usual standard.

Tenebreaux · Jun 15, 2020

RangeRoller dt said:
You do have one with less issues lol you got to work. This time

You are lucky we get beep beep beep of an amstrad it drives you insane. If the battery is duff get a more powerful one than the usual standard.

I never did get round to sorting the beeps on mine. It's on the (ever lengthening) list.

RangeRoller dt · Jun 15, 2020

Depends why it’s beeping, think I showed you before how to remove beeper

Tenebreaux · Jun 15, 2020

RangeRoller dt said:
Depends why it’s beeping, think I showed you before how to remove beeper

It aint beeping at all. I need to pull out the clocks and see if the beeper is connected. But it's waaaay down the priority list.

RangeRoller dt · Jun 15, 2020

Beeped itself to death most probs.
Any beep will cause message on dash display so you get a list every time you put the key in, and then some.

Henry_b · Jun 15, 2020

LR's motto should be

"Good Ideas badly executed"

It would be a grand car, if it worked

brianp38dse · Jun 15, 2020

AS your is a vogue model make sure it has the larger battery, they need it for all the stuff they have, the battery only just fits by a couple of mm`s.
A lot of places spec the smaller battery which is wrong.

Grrrrrr · Jun 16, 2020

DanClarke said:
Also, its an L322 and they are filled with the most extremely Hydroscopic electronics the geniuses at LR could muster together.
I am told they start breaking down the moment the owner perspires or lets just one Wet-fart slip out in the privacy of their own Luxo-Barge bubble.

Surely no-one would launch an air-biscuit and turn their Range Rover into a Turkish-bath? Besides, it would setup a feedback loop: brrrrt, boing, brrrrrt, boing ... and before long you have a runaway and we've all seen pictures of Chernobyl and Fukushima. Or that L322 in the car-park in Liverpool.

DanClarke · Jun 16, 2020

Grrrrrr said:
Surely no-one would launch an air-biscuit and turn their Range Rover into a Turkish-bath? Besides, it would setup a feedback loop: brrrrt, boing, brrrrrt, boing ... and before long you have a runaway and we've all seen pictures of Chernobyl and Fukushima. Or that L322 in the car-park in Liverpool.

Indeed so, the Environment Agency would have to be called in, and the owner taken to safe place under section 14 rules for his/her own protection.

Datatek · Jun 16, 2020

Henry_b said:
LR's motto should be

"Good Ideas badly executed"

It would be a grand car, if it worked

Never a truer word

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