Datatek · Dec 16, 2012

2.0_hippo said:
2 mega ohm / 2,000 ohms

You're a sparks? 2 meg ohm is 2 million, 2000 ohms is 2K

2.0_hippo · Dec 16, 2012

Datatek said:
You're a sparks? 2 meg ohm is 2 million, 2000 ohms is 2K

I was giving two common values depending on what his tester was set at !

Either 2M ohms if his tester was set at Mega
Or 2K ie 2000 ohms

paulvasey · Dec 16, 2012

ok, so i was set at 2000 ohms would that not work? my only othere setting down is 200 should i do the test again set on that?

Datatek · Dec 16, 2012

paulvasey said:
ok, so i was set at 2000 ohms would that not work? my only othere setting down is 200 should i do the test again set on that?

200 is more appropriate as the resistance is likely to be less than 1 ohm. I checked my Fluke DVM and that shows 1 for open circuit so it sounds like your element has failed, no surprise.

paulvasey · Dec 16, 2012

mm i sense a stone chip coming my way!

Datatek · Dec 16, 2012

paulvasey said:
mm i sense a stone chip coming my way!

The pointy end of pick axe does a good likeness of a stone chip

I didn't say that

2.0_hippo · Dec 16, 2012

Need more than a chip
Remember they repair stone chips lol

Datatek · Dec 16, 2012

2.0_hippo said:
Need more than a chip
Remember they repair stone chips lol

Depends on the size of the chip and it's location

pumpkinboy1991 · Dec 22, 2012

I have this issue too! Although I do find it bizarre that both elements would both fail - will do some testing tomorrow. Number 1 on the list is to fit a new front R/H caliper... Land Rovers - they are a constant headache, yet undeniably loveable...

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