lorri789 · Feb 16, 2014

Hi folks

I just realised my RR ain't starting in neutral. Is this an inhibitor thing and how do I test it?

Regards on the Sabbath

Robin

Mongo · Feb 16, 2014

Have you tried starting it in Park?

300AJC · Feb 16, 2014

Mongo said:
Have you tried starting it in Park?

Quite!

lorri789 · Feb 16, 2014

Yes, I should have said. It starts in P but not in N

300AJC · Feb 16, 2014

lorri789 said:
Yes, I should have said. It starts in P but not in N

If it starts in P why do you need it to start in N? Did it used to start in N?

lorri789 · Feb 16, 2014

The manual says it should...

300AJC · Feb 16, 2014

lorri789 said:
The manual says it should...

Maybe you need your foot on the brake when starting in N?

lorri789 · Feb 17, 2014

Ahh! I'll try that.

norseman · Feb 17, 2014

There is no requirement to apply the foot-brake on the Classic & as others have said you can always start in park, however it would be a good idea to check the problem out as the fault could eventually worsen & effect P as well. Sorry but I can't advise you how to rectify it yourself.

lorri789 · Feb 17, 2014

Thanks. any other ideas?

tomcat59alan · Feb 17, 2014

lorri789 said:
Thanks. any other ideas?

Try locating the inhibitor switch and spray with contact cleaner. If that doesn't work replace it. My third idea is go to the pub like I'm about to do.:beer2:

lorri789 · Feb 17, 2014

Seems good idea. Over and out.

norseman · Feb 18, 2014

lorri789 said:
Seems good idea. Over and out.

You can't be over AND out. It's over (to you) OR out (to you)
Sorry, just being pedantic - it's going to be one of those days :flame:

lorri789 · Feb 18, 2014

Cool! A Fight

tomcat59alan · Feb 18, 2014

lorri789 said:
Cool! A Fight

I'll hold the coats

lorri789 · Feb 18, 2014

There's a surprise

tomcat59alan · Feb 18, 2014

lorri789 said:
There's a surprise

you obviously don't know me

lorri789 · Feb 19, 2014

Why? Are you a talking coat stand?

tomcat59alan · Feb 19, 2014

lorri789 said:
Why? Are you a talking coat stand?

Does anyone have a coat stand these days? how quaint

tomcat59alan · Feb 19, 2014

norseman said:
You can't be over AND out. It's over (to you) OR out (to you)
Sorry, just being pedantic - it's going to be one of those days :flame:

Wrong, when I got OVER my first divorce, I went OUT on the p*ss

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