Hi Ush, If you can , try some proper release fluid (plus gas etc) as WD40 is not really the best stuff. Griff

Unless someone has a trick to get a better look at it without taking too many bits off? Try a mirror or someone with a camera probe. Sorry I'm too far away. Griff

Hi Mick, I think I have read previous posts that the alarm can be disabled with Nano. Try the part number search here - https://www.lrworkshop.com/ HTH, Griff

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The reciever is plug and play. No programing necessary. Griff

JJ, Reciever is under head linning in front of the rear sunroof. Hawkeye and Nanocom are 2 different pieces of kit. The TD5 is NOT OBD2 compliant, so "normal" code readers are no good. Griff

Hi JJ. As you're new here, Fery's advice is usually spot on with electrics. English is not his first language so please be patient with him :-) Griff

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As it mentioned "throttle position" I'm wondering if you need to check the TPS settings. Your 2000 model would, I believe, have 2 track where as a 2003 would be 3 track. HTH, Griff

Fery, you can carefully use a screwdriver touched against the area and your ear and use it like a stetethscope (bet I splet that wrong) and listen for the noise. Griff

Female E10. I think they are for adjusting the beam alignment -but I might be wrong. Griff

Another hard to see place is the plug behind the exhaust manifold. Griff

Glad you found it. Was it just a loose connection or broken wire/s?

Does it feel as if it's the gear lever that's stiff? If so it might be the bush. https://new.lrcat.com/#!/1232/38569/38570/2971 Griff

Hi, If you search "3 amigos" you'll see it relates to wheel bearing abs sensors/ defective wheel bearings. Griff

If you don't have one, you could see if a friendly local garage could use their impact gun to loosen it then do it up enough to get you home. Leave the centre cap out for ease of access. Where abouts in the UK are you? There may be someone near that could help. Griff

Those numbers refer to the chassi number/year of your truck. Look on the log book and you'll see it. Griff

This is what you'll need https://new.lrcat.com/#!/1232/38332/38387/2961 Griff

Hi, Do a search for RAVE the LR manual. This will help with a lot of questions. Griff

To check the fuel pressure (which should be 4bar) screw a presure guage in where the fuel temp sender goes on the FPR. Griff