brianconwy
Well-Known Member
Welcome to the forum. I am sure someone will be here with an answer soon.
Thanks for York response
Thanks for your answer how much will it cost to retrieve thesee codes I don't have a reader?
brian47
Well-Known Member
At a Land Rover main stealer, I'd be thinking about a second mortgage!
Maybe there's a LandyZone member in your area who can help out.
If you're thinking about keeping your Disco I'd consider buying a code reader, but make sure that it is compatible; Nanocom, Hawkeye or Lynx. There is another one which @sierrafery keeps mentioning too which is a bit cheaper.
As the Disco gets older, more troubles might start appearing, so even if you find a "nice" indie garage to read the codes for you, it's still likely to cost anything between 50 and 80 quid per visit! Don't ask me why, I reckon they see it as a "captive audience", so it might be worth considering your own.
Just been looking on the net at prices for code reader thought I had seen one for £40 then saw it was hire price
Bobdog
Well-Known Member
i've had this same problem. 2 lights very occasionally and only under constant stop/start braking in traffic. then i had the 3 amigos. found someone with a nanocom and traced it to the nearside front hub. reset the lights but not got around to changing the hub yet. however, i have recently acquired a braking wobble from higher speed. i also previously felt a very slight pulsing under light braking at slow speed. i now strongly suspect a warped disc which could possibly be setting off the warning lights, registering as a hub fault. when i get paid, i'll be getting a new set of front discs and pads and checking the calipers for sticking...
MJI
Well-Known Member
One off fee of £300 for a code reader, Hawkeye or Nanocom
Or ask if anyone local to you can do it
Royston 90
Active Member
Not a million miles away from you if you want to come use my hawkeye. I`m currently flat out doing stuff at the moment otherwise I would travel to you. I`m in Fowlmere not far from Duxford.
Dan
