Cheers ma, man. No missing pins found yet but found some corrosion. Where did you emigrate to @Datatek

Neither do I @Datatek, neither do I........ I get that one of the other ecu's has probably got damp, have taken them out and they're all piled on the kitchen table right now. I wouldn't however expect that to turn the head unit off completely???

Hi guys, Urgently seeking wisdom on this topic! I have read through the previous posts and my issue is slightly different. I have a 2006 L322 supercharged (with the 4.2 Jag motor). So my blue tooth module went due to moisture, linked it out and everything else has been fine until...

So a wee update guys. I was suspicious that I was hearing the compressor exhausting air into the cabin very shortly after it starts running and when the compressor stops cycling, the exhausting air would just peter off rather than shutting off. My experience in engineering told me that this...

So I followed the factory procedure to the letter when I replaced the battery. Current status is, I start the car with doors closed, initially the middle and lower light to the right of the height control knob illuminate and the compressor runs for roughly 10-12 seconds at which point it stops...

Yup, I did the lock to lock thing but nothing, no change. Even did the whole ECU reset thing by dissing the battery and joining the leads but alas, no change.

Hi all, I'm new on here and I'm new to Land Rover ownership. Little did I know that buying the car would get me up to my eyeballs in the full time hobby of guessing "What the f**ks wrong with it now?!"! Around eight months ago I purchased a very clean 06 supercharged. It's been bloody great...

Simmer down mate, was my mistake.

Certainly wasn't prosecco money @gold rover and there's a healthy budget for repairs but thanks for that most helpful of posts.

Hello everyone, I'm new in these parts in more ways than one, I'm new to the forum and I'm new to the murky world of Land Rover ownership! It's safe to say that without being the latter, I wouldn't have become the former! Inevitably I've arrived here because I'm in need...