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Cured it, air temp was loose connection to the sensor tucked up behind the throttle intake, the oil does indeed have an oil temp sensor price @ £175+ it is located at the front just below the starter motor, luckily again, a loose connection, but a fiddly bugger to do due to lack of space...

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I did, I pulled out, cleaned and replaced them all in all 3 boxes, only visual checks on the relays..for what that's worth, but cleaned the contacts, the noise in the footwell sounds like a low buzz, lasts just for a second or two, when under the bonnet taking off and on a terminal there is...

Hi, it's a freelander2 07. 2.2td. I've checked removed every fuse on it, there are 2 codes permanent oil temp, air intake temp, new sensors are on order, when I reconnect the battery other codes come up 1 relates to the BCM

If I disconnect a battery terminal it starts and runs really well and I can stop it and restart it all day provided I leave the key in it's slot, if I remove the key, and then re insert it, the dash lights up, but they go out again and there is a click from the passenger footwell, the engine...

Hi everyone, first time on this forum, so here goes : insert fob, press start button, depress clutch, press start button and nothing ! except for a noise down in the passenger footwell, pop the bonnet, disconnect and re connect the battery earth terminal, repeat the above and its starts fine...

Hello everyone, I have run a diagnostic test on my 07 freelander 2. 2.2ltr, two codes have come up no.1 p0098-00 Intake air temperature sensor 2 circuit high input (permanent) No2. P0198-00 engine oil temperature sensor circuit high input (permanent) I have recently acquired the vehicle and I...

Hi everyone, first time on this forum, so here goes : insert fob, press start button, depress clutch, press start button and nothing ! except for a noise down in the passenger footwell, pop the bonnet, disconnect and re connect the battery earth terminal, repeat the above and its starts fine...