RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
It’s not random. It flashes differently for different things. It’s all in owners manual, did you not have one with your vehicle?
It may be online somewhere
It may be online somewhere
Think you might be able to switch it off using diagnostics but not certain. Other than that I think all ages do it. Mozz or Wammers would know for sure.
Think it is the flashing indicators he is on about.
Nick is trying to determine whether his EKA entry actions are being seen.
I used my Nanocom to set mine to flash the side repeaters for every successful key-turn because the other option (on a bright sunny day) I could not see clearly while turning the key.
Is anyone near Nick armed with a loaded Nanocom?
I used my Nanocom to set mine to flash the side repeaters for every successful key-turn because the other option (on a bright sunny day) I could not see clearly while turning the key.
Is anyone near Nick armed with a loaded Nanocom?
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RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Yes, I thought you meant the red light on dash
Colin from Hull
Active Member
Hi
I have a thread active at moment in Range Rover section ' Milk in my BECM' regarding a rear door that's superlocked.
1 How do you disable the superlock motor?
2 If I do this, would it solve my problem with my rear door?
3 Clearly the motors on the actuators can superlock individual doors if a short has occurred which has maybe happened in my case.
4 So when you are saying you can disable the superlock motor (singular) does this mean its stops the voltage pulses which activities the cam in the actuator motors.
tomcat59alan
Well-Known Member
There are two seperate motors inside the door lock,one to lock / unlock the other (smaller) moves a plastic pawl into position to physically stop the unlocking mechanism from moving.
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RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
^^^ is the ‘one down from last debate’ I mentioned in your milk thread.
He did say you would have to e-mail him before he left so may have turned alerts off.
