That's a pretty unusual fault. Don't suppose you were jump starting another car by any chance or doing something with the electrics before it happened?had car over to garage they put it on the computer ECU seems to be broke I'am searcing for a new set now.
will exchange in car and under the bonnet at the sam time ten we will see what happens keep my fingers crossed.
will report back in a few days
Great news. Well doneFinally the car is fixed swopped out the ECU,receiver for alarm, the computer at the back of the breaker board and the remotes
had these parts from a broke down (defective engine) freelander.
this kept the costs in check.and I did not have to go somewhere to get everything to work together
maybe I will take apart the ECU to see what went wrong but for now we are happy
Good luck in the trattor section.thanks, next up is a 110 which needs some maintenance my son bought it last year I checked the chassis which looks oke.
car is running and driveable, but I think I have to do some work on the exhaust and ignition
happy times
Ouch! Sorry to hear you're having more issues. You haven't had much luck with it. Like Nodge says I've never heard of a K series doing that unless something else failed first.here a sad update the freelander died this weekend
just exploded after a few seconds of disturbing rattle from the engine think we lost a crankshaft bearing
at the search for another one now
keep you all updated on this quest.
I don't know how popular Rover's are in the The Netherlands Ali? But there might be some about.
True, but at least it might be an option.
but in the end it all worked out fine so now we have a happy son and a very driveable car now the srcappy just needs to pick up the left overs from the old car
