GAP is about £60 to add extra VINs from memory. Does most of what I wanted but does struggle with some things. Programming keys for one. Also doesnt seem to read module info right on my 06 Vogue. Whether this is right or not I don't know. For example, not sure if there's a firmware update for...

Lambda sensors can fail at anything over 75k miles so if they're older than this it'll be worth replacing them regardless. Look at nline catalogues for Bosch and NGK for their part numbers and search those and find a decent price. Only saying that because none of the trims etc I'm seeing would...

Fingers crossed. Fortunately 20 year old RRs aren't high on the theft list these days.

I'm seriously considering that, if i do will likely get a clifford alarm with remote start fitted. Got one on my Niva and it's a god send in the winter here.

Remember Captain Slows saying..... If you take Audi, swap the letters around, and change a couple, you get C***

Quite tempted to change the L322 to say RAGE ROVER. Would be apt as f*** around Oxford with all the pedestrians/scooters/bikes that just go straight in front of you like it's your responsibility to look out for their safety.

Without a code reader that can read live values now I'm not sure what more to suggest. My first suspicion at this point is the immobiliser is telling the ecu not to inject fuel but why exactly I don't know now. There's too many variables to just guess.

Can but try. Fuse 18, some say pull it and try starting. Some say pull it and refitt then quickly try starting.

Should still make a motoring whirring noise even if the lock hasn't engaged. If its not making the noise, chances are it's the steering column that has failed and it's that which is stopping the car starting. Sounds odd but it is part of the immobiliser system. Most of the time it fails, the...

If you're happy ith spanners, a replacement ecu with immobiliser disabled is £180, unplug the steering lock with ignition on, join 2 wires on the immobiliser and remove a solenoid on the ignition barrel. All can be done in 30 minutes. This completely removes the immobiliser stuff meaning easier...

Another new tool i need to buy then 🤬

No, never changed any but had to get them out to replace cam cover gasket. Refitted with new copper gaskets and ensured the bores were spotless before they went back in. Don't appear to have any idling issues or misfires etc, seems to be consistently smooth. But new car to me by a few months...

Hi again guys Hoping a little advice but I think I know the answer already. Had error code P0314-01 Cylinder balance control error using IID Tool so looked at the Injector comp values. At idle got what was shown in the attached pic. Under load and above 30mph, all values drop to 0. Is this...

That only resyncs central locking side of the fob as well. The chip read by the immobiliser is a magnetic chip in the key, no battery power, it works or it doesn't. A diagnostics machine is needed to code it.

Not seen that on any of my diagnostic stuff. What are you using?

I thought I'd quickly try something for you. Went out to the car, tried the dead key which was still in the glove box, checked error codes on the ecu, P1602

They're all mad. TD6, key goes in, immobiliser tells column lock to release which feeds back if it has. Immobiliser then releases the key lock. Key turns to on. Immobiliser then tells ecu it can inject fuel. Turn key to start. The starter on TD6 is off the key to lull you into a false sense of...

When I had issues with my keys, the car would crank but not fire up. The immobiliser just tells the ecu not to inject fuel. The ignition switch still does the starter crank.

If you want a professional job I'd recommend Royal Steering Wheels in Aylesbury. Had a Saab 9-5 steering wheel done by them and was amazing finish. Bit of a trek but could post as an option. Or I pass by that way often and could LRFerry for you.

Wasn't sure if it was a basic box section grommet or if it had a profile to it like the BMW stuff for their covers. The JGS link is where the screws go through so not sure if it'll be the same. The part number is LYA000030 but everyone I've contacted says needs to be ordered then comes back...