Shore968 · 2024-10-03T18:01:46+0100

Hi everyone

So it seems my hi/low switch has gone, so going to order up a new one. I cant seem to find anything online regarding replacing and can see its fairly straight forward in the sense of unscrew the old and replace with the new but do I need to drain down the transfer box to switch it over?

sierrafery · 2024-10-03T18:23:31+0100

Shore968 said:
I cant seem to find anything online

Hi, it's more than fairly straight.... next time search in the workshop manual, much better than online

btw how did you end up with the conclusion that it's gone?...just to make sure you dont buy one in vain

Shore968 · 2024-10-03T18:53:14+0100

sierrafery said:
Hi, it's more than fairly straight.... next time search in the workshop manual, much better than online

btw how did you end up with the conclusion that it's gone?...just to make sure you dont buy one in vain

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Without sounding silly, workshop manual? All I've got is the haynes manual!! Thanks for that image.

I've tried using the hill descent, and just got the beep and flashing dash light, from this discovered there was no wiring loom which also explained why there was no reverse lights as well.

Managed to get a wiring loom, sorted the reverse lights but still no joy on the hi/low sensor, before I order one was going to test the connection with my multi meter from work for a closed connection when in low range, then order a sensor if still faulty. If the sensor is ok, will back to drawing board.

I've got no history with this d2 so slowly working through and finding things which need doing.

sierrafery · 2024-10-03T19:24:19+0100

Shore968 said:
Without sounding silly, workshop manual?

save it and open with acrobat https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/9wic...nual.pdf?rlkey=9y1bvlm844d3qsjhfyjpxps0e&dl=0

Shore968 · 2024-10-03T19:29:32+0100

sierrafery said:
save it and open with acrobat https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/9wickbiu5t3k31vlfx3jf/AKNek7-iD3FjS8Sn0SwJJT4/Workshop manual.pdf?rlkey=9y1bvlm844d3qsjhfyjpxps0e&dl=0

Wow, that's amazing thank you so much, that's a lot more detailed than the haynes manual

sierrafery · 2024-10-03T19:36:26+0100

Shore968 said:
Wow, that's amazing thank you so much, that's a lot more detailed than the haynes manual

That's a part of the the so called RAVE which is now hard to find entirely and make it work as it used to, what year is your D2 ?

Shore968 · 2024-10-03T19:53:30+0100

sierrafery said:
That's a part of the the so called RAVE which is now hard to find entirely and make it work as it used to, what year is your D2 ?

That makes sense, I've seen a lot of comments about using the RAVE. Left it on my Dropbox so will have access to that everywhere now even under the landy.

It's a 2001 td5 manual, sadly no cdl. Havnt checked for linkage yet mind but got more to sort out first on it.

Would of been nice the other day, trying to help someone out moving something up a hill, left hand side spinning right hand side stationery

sierrafery · 2024-10-03T20:18:47+0100

Shore968 said:
It's a 2001 td5 manual,

then seave these too and you are covered with all you need especialy if you know electrics, if you see any connector Cxxxx in th diagram you can find it's view and positionin the library - connectors
- Electric Diagrams
- Electrical library

Shore968 · 2024-10-03T20:31:35+0100

sierrafery said:
then seave these too and you are covered with all you need especialy if you know electrics, if you see any connector Cxxxx in th diagram you can find it's view and positionin the library - connectors
- Electric Diagrams
- Electrical library

Blimey, that's fantastic. My background is electrics so these are like a dream haha

Thanks so much again

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