williamraff
New Member
Now I am worried, my intermittent hill descent warning light is now on constantly. I have never used it and can't understand why it would come on - any thoughts anyone 
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Will.
.Will.
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sierrafery
Well-Known Member
Now I am worried, my intermittent hill descent warning light is now on constantly. I have never used it and can't understand why it would come on - any thoughts anyone
Will.
Is it amber or green coz its important to know ? .... anyway, first thing to do is to check the fault codes.
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williamraff
New Member
Hi, it is constant amber. I have read the three amigos post but this problem only relates to the hill descent control.
I have no way of checking fault codes, do we have a register of members who own Nanocom or similar software.
Thanks,Will.
I have no way of checking fault codes, do we have a register of members who own Nanocom or similar software.
Thanks,Will
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sierrafery
Well-Known Member
williamraff
New Member
Nice one, I did not know there was anyone in Pool. It is only five minutes from me. I will give them a call.
Am I likely to be damaging anything by continuing to drive it? Wife has to go to hospital in it every day.
Did you see the Nanocom on ebay recently? I think it went for about £220.00.
If we were clever we would form a small coalition of local disco owners and buy a collective Nanocom? What do you think?
Cheers,Will.
Am I likely to be damaging anything by continuing to drive it? Wife has to go to hospital in it every day.
Did you see the Nanocom on ebay recently? I think it went for about £220.00.
If we were clever we would form a small coalition of local disco owners and buy a collective Nanocom? What do you think?
Cheers,Will
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nrgserv
Well-Known Member
thought about this, have a couple o disco owners that would probly go for it, need to find out actually what it can do first. could do with an instruction manual for a browse, or better still, borrow one to play with first.If we were clever we would form a small coalition of local disco owners and buy a collective Nanocom? What do you think?
Cheers,Will
havent searched before anyone comments!
williamraff
New Member
I typed Nanocom into Google and it came up with past posts from various Land Rover sites. I have to say a lot of them were rather critical of the Nanocom in that insufficient information is supplied in relation to many of the fault codes; it appears that Rovacom offers much more in this respect but at a price - £2000.00 as opposed to £200.00.
I am quite happy to stand corrected on this though.
Will.
I am quite happy to stand corrected on this though
.Will.
