Search results

This site contains affiliate links for which LandyZone may be compensated if you make a purchase.
  1. P

    What did you do with your Range Rover today

    That ranks up there with "it'll only take 5 minutes"
  2. P

    What did you do with your Range Rover today

    If you want something to discuss, search haribo gummy bear reviews.
  3. P

    What did you do with your Range Rover today

    Here we go with the tea and cake again 😂😂
  4. P

    What did you do with your Range Rover today

    Likely imperial then?
  5. P

    What did you do with your Range Rover today

    In true Land Rover style, I fixed one coolant leak only to find another, on a stupid preformed BMW plastic pipe. The old plastic pipe i think I was very lucky with. Undid the 3 bolts holding it to the block and the branch off it just fell off. Don't think it would have been much longer before...
  6. P

    Classic Has anyone ever replaced the fuel line connectors to the fuel pump for a 1994 RR 3.9 V8 with AN connectors? If so, does anyone have the specs of them?

    Connector size is generally suited to the hose size. A hose with 5/16" (8mm) internal diameter is best suited to an AN6 fitting. Which had a 9/16 thread diameter. A 3/8" hose (10mm) will be suited to AN8 which is a 1/2" thread. 1/2" hose about AN10 etc but that rule of thumb isn't set in stone...
  7. P

    Classic Has anyone ever replaced the fuel line connectors to the fuel pump for a 1994 RR 3.9 V8 with AN connectors? If so, does anyone have the specs of them?

    Not got one myself so can't say exactly but may be able to help a bit. Does the pump have AN fittings on it now?
  8. P

    L322 YET ANOTHER LCM ISSUE

    I bet the driver was getting some cake
  9. P

    What did you do with your Range Rover today

    Fuel pump done Handbrake shoes done Fog lights swap done Siren just needed coding back in Hoovered out Cleaned seats and dash (bloody biege) Coolant leak tomorrow as no manifold gaskets arrived in time.
  10. P

    What did you do with your Range Rover today

    There were no payments to be made, so I'm having a pizza instead.
  11. P

    L322 YET ANOTHER LCM ISSUE

    Well at the moment it may just be a diagnostic tool not being capable of deleting codes. Will hopefully find out shortly if it worked or not. Millionaire shortcake, there's a cake.....
  12. P

    What did you do with your Range Rover today

    Yeah, she bites and bites hard 😂
  13. P

    L322 YET ANOTHER LCM ISSUE

    Some things in life are more important than LCM modules 😁
  14. P

    What did you do with your Range Rover today

    Today I'm planning on replacing the in tank fuel pump so I can use all the fuel before it cuts out, bodge up a retaining pin for a handbrake shoe, replace the siren sounder module and stop a coolant leak on the TD6 top hose branch thingy. That's if it all plays nicely.
  15. P

    L322 YET ANOTHER LCM ISSUE

    More of a chocolate fudge cake man myself
  16. P

    L322 YET ANOTHER LCM ISSUE

    This was the thread. Always popped up even in Google searches trying to figure out my problem 😂 https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/2005-td6-lcm-coding.340648/#post-4456150
  17. P

    L322 YET ANOTHER LCM ISSUE

    Looking like IID Tool was able to clear the faults. Will keep an eye for the moment but it's achieved more than a few code readers have managed to do. Also turned off cold monitoring of the bulbs (hopefully) so will see what happens there. Although not got the option to flash the lcm firmware...
  18. P

    L322 YET ANOTHER LCM ISSUE

    It was a discussion about acceptable forms of payment 😂
  19. P

    L322 YET ANOTHER LCM ISSUE

    It's YWC500281 HW:07/SW:2.1 which looking at google results suggests it's about right. The VIN coded in is correct as well. Reading round a few BMW sites suggests it backs up the configuration file and uses this if the primary file fails. Wondering if the eeprom that stores said info is duff...
  20. P

    L322 YET ANOTHER LCM ISSUE

    Not sure about previous owners replacing it but there's no tamper dot on the display. The fact the lights flicker with the bulb test suggests it's intended for normal incandescent bulbs so I'm thinking it is original.
Back
Top