kermit_rr said:
Symptom Driven Diagnostics
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Everything JLR SDD related (feel free to add experiences/help).

This thread is going to be for anyone to post anything relating to JLR SDD. So any hints and tips on how to use it, and what you've used SDD for. All information relating to the comprehensive piece of software will help others use it. Even if you want to know how to use it, then post questions...
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Called her bad names. First she had me searching high and low for what sounded like an electric wire shorting somewhere. Turned out to be the driver's cup holder having a little fun with the cup, and vibrating when engine was on.
Then the telescopic steering wheel decided to play up.
Yep definitely bad names. Especially as I washed, polished, and did the nice tyre dressing, yesterday!
 
gold rover said:
Called her bad names. First she had me searching high and low for what sounded like an electric wire shorting somewhere. Turned out to be the driver's cup holder having a little fun with the cup, and vibrating when engine was on.
Then the telescopic steering wheel decided to play up.
Yep definitely bad names. Especially as I washed, polished, and did the nice tyre dressing, yesterday!
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They do find strange ways to reward you don't they 🤔
 
Had my EAS pump fail just before Maidenhead at 9:00 this morning on way to Reading for important meeting :mad:. Spare in boot didn't seem to be working. Luckily was able to txt work & get someone to cover.

So limped back home on the bumps, and dug out other spares (which were waiting for refurb - must get that done asap). One has really low output & the other needs a new thermal switch. So back to the boot spare. Turns out the connector needed a good clean, plus replace one of the spades on the loom in the car which looked like it had overheated.

Working spare installed in the car, and 5 mins later back to standard height. Finally got to work about 11:30.
 
stustrong said:
Thank you hes actually a Jack Russell x Chihuahua, not a yappy bugger though soft, quiet and just loves humans and other animals
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My mother has one of those crosses but it just looks like a tiny Jack Russell, white with brown patches. Nice dog but not got much in the way of brains. She calls it a Jackachee.
 
We haven't got any grand kids yet so have to make do with grand dogs instead. Only thing with Bedlingtons is telling them apart, especially after they've been to the groomers
 

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Grrrrrr said:
My mother has one of those crosses but it just looks like a tiny Jack Russell, white with brown patches. Nice dog but not got much in the way of brains. She calls it a Jackachee.
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Ours is taller then a usual Jack Russell but skinner in the legs, can jump like no tomorrow dare say if he was brave enough to get a grip he'd be able to climb onto the lower tailgate himself, hes got his own blanket for the back of the RR and in the colder months just curls up on the heated rear seats,
Got the expense of 4 new tyres next month and while they've been okay im not really impressed with the goodyear Eagle f1,
Also need to sort an ac pipe as 25° a black Interior its stuffy, at least the sunshine roof works though 😄
 
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