2002 Land Rover Range Rover - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Yep thats ur best bet find what one is pos and neg and just wire in new connectors. Be sure u replace with same size speaker. Ie 6x9 4x8 etc. That way no holes need to be drilled other then the ones u might have to mount the specker. As well take a note of how good the wire is running through the door to the main body if u do all this work amd pull on the wires they may have already been broken innside where the door bend is if this is ur case u will habe to re run new wires from the speaker all the way through the door. The jam. And into the side kicker panel this way u know for sure ur wires are solid. Good luck.

Air Suspension Compressor Relay

check fuel pump or fuel filters. Check exchaust if stopped up will cause jerkying

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I believe the 2002 fuel filter is located inside the tank, or doesn't have one. However, some do have a filter located under the vehicle on the drivers side.

You will have to look up under lamp assembly. There are two bulbs.....use small flat screwdriver and pop lens off and you will be able to pull the bulbs out and replace with new bulbs.

There are 4 electric motors under each seat and a 5th inside the back rest. Also under each seat is a module containing the relay and memory module It is possible to run new wires but the job will be much simpler if you have (or can get) a pair of original wiring harnesses to go between the module and the harness behind the centre console (remove ashtray, lighter and storage bin) Spade terminals can be used if the module is missing. Make sure the wiring colours all match. Of course, this is a simplified explanation. Go to Rovers.net for more detail

Pretty sure it is the battery itself or the connections - otherwise the problem would not be intermittent. Remove and thoroughly abrade the terminals and connectors with emery cloth or a wire brush but don't leave the battery disconnected too long or you may interfere with the computers. The battery is the more likely culprit - it may have a faulty cell so get it checked under load by a battery specialist

You need the key so you can lock and unlock the the doors to reset the alarm.

please read the instruction coming with headrest back, and proceed in reverse order.God bless you

Since you did not specified the problem with your key, there is need for you to visit a dealer that has a T4 diagnosis tool.

try to reset.car runs well.

is the mute on lol, you can also check the fader

mass air flow sensor? try cleaning it. have you got any fault codes?

Happened to mine... auto transmission rebuild AUD4800 and still having issues with Torque Converter ..... sorry I know its an old posting... also issues with pressure build up in auto transmission

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Thanks for the vote, and good luck!

I have experienced many electical demons with all my British cars. The nav units can and do fail. I had a goofy one this summer and the only way it got fixed was to replace it. The module not the head unit

Not enough info to help with the radio, but the windows are easy. Get in, start the Rover, press the window switch until the window is all the way down and continue to hold the switch down for an additional 10 seconds. Then roll the window all the up and continue to hold the switch down for 10 seconds. Repeat for all the windows. If it does not clear the dash panel warning - do it again. Same for the sunroof not set warning.

is your RR old shape or the MK3? if it's the old shape then it's located rear right on the chassis. it looks like black block inline with the fuel lines

it seems most likely it's the Control Panel faulty as this unit is has a common fault