Top 20 2006 Land Rover Range Rover Sport - Page 9 Questions & Answers

sound like a bad fuel filter you could also check the fuel pump to make sure that is working properly too I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/john_2c7bb9c157d0baa8

sometimes the code is on or in the glove box but if it is not there call Land rover or go in there service drive and they will program it on the spot for you for free

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If there are no faults on the display then you can attempt a repair , spray a solution of dish wash liquid and water onto the compressor conections and the air springs and look for bubbling.This will indicate a leak.Otherwise a diagnostic tool is required.

sensors on antilock brakes not picking up new info computer ob. must be reset to new specs on rims

if there under warrenty ask for the manager ad say you will contact the head office this should be fixed these will blister because of many things but alloy rims should not do that for at least 5or 6 yrs so there is a problem with them ,,,poorley made or so on

Question edited for clarity. My late mother worked at the Land Rover plant in Solihull and put careful miles on a Disco when it was known as the 'J Car'. Also the first Vogue with a turbo. Long time ago! Information and videos on both codes. https://www.google.com/search?q=2000+Land+Rover+Discovery+2+P1481 https://www.google.com/search?q=2000+Land+Rover+Discovery+2+P1451 ..

Unlikely to be a fuse blown. Doesn't your Discovery have Daytime Running Lights? If so the right side might be a blown fuse. If the rear lights are on, that mean you have the nighttime lights on. My mother worked at Land Rover in Solihull for 12 years. :>)

Fuses and relay Land Rover Discovery 2 - Fuse box diagram

fusesdiagram.com https://fusesdiagram.com > land-rover > fuses-and-rela... Passenger compartment fuse box is located below an to the side of the steering column. Remove cover using a coin or small screwdriver and turning 90 degrees. They seem to suffer with funky electrics https://www.google.com/search?q=land+rover+discovery+2+left+front+left+rear+lights+on+all+the+time ..

You can't bypass anti theft systems especially on a high end vehicle like a Freelander. My mother worked at Land Rover in Solihull for 19 years and put miles on the Freelander, the 'Rover J Car) as a test vehicle. Anyway, I digress. The Anti theft system is run by two computers (ECM and BCM), the anti theft module and lots of sensors. You have to fix the issue, not find a way around it. You need an auto electrician. A pro grade scan tool computer can interrogate all the electronics and the computer networks that join everything together. https://www.google.com/search?q=auto+electrician+near+me ..

The 7e8 code is a general code for the Fuel Tank Pressure System and is not a specific diagnostic trouble code. Get the vehicle scanned with an OBD2 diagnostic scanner to check for Trouble Codes. These will give better clues as to what's causing this issue. Comment with the codes and I'll try to help you more. If you have to pay for the scan ask at 4 or 5 different places as prices can be VERY different. On the starting issue have you checked the Battery? A flat, low or old battery can cause starter motors to struggle. Sometimes it is as easy as that. Is it a single click or a faster repeating click? Is it a loud or a quiet click? A single, quiet click could be the starter relay in the fuse box. A louder single click could be an issue with the starter solenoid or it's connection to the starter motor. A loud, fast, repeating click could be the starter motor itself.

a reskin of the European Honda Accord,! the fuses must be all good. there can be 2 to4 fuses just or making alternator work and the lamp. you posted 3 times, 1 problem, why? do that. and your car, nor the RHD countries name,nor told what engine is there.. step #1 new alternator 1:remove neg, lug on the battery, if not you will blow up fuses. not fun that. BOOM huge fuse blown, next time ask how first. 13 to15 vdc is battery voltage engine running, stick to one post ,one car ,, one problem and comments to it,thanks. D4 lamp , gear 4 failing? lost the users guide? from glove box? year, 1993 to 1999, which year is it>? engine used, and not told parts and manuals are also based on year . not too;. and VIN petrol: 1.8 L Honda F18A I4 2.0 L Honda F20Z1 I4 2.0 L T-series turbo I4 2.3 L Honda H23A3 I4 diesel: 2.0 L L-series turbo I4 i will toss my dice. and answer for 1999 accord (ours) LHD, USA 2.3L just to show alternator page, in he blind hope the harness (loom) is the same no told too, is the tranny AlT or M/t auto or stick,toss coin, A/t answer fuse 41 is blown 100amps, under hood box, the huge fuse you blew out. fuse 6 ,under dash blown and charge lamp is dead;. 15amp fuse. this car shows and ELD unit, that controls ALT eld TO pcm TO ALT. PATH. ELD=ELECTRIC LOAD DETECTOR IN THE HOOD BOX. (FUSES) HERE IT ALL IS, 2.3l PETROL,. HONDA ACTUAL;.

not one clue at all told what kind of transmission is there. no year car. 1997 to 2015 k6 engine, 2.5L gas. 2001 to 2006 made i guess F means failure. the 5speed tranny if failing scan the PCM using a OBD2 scan tool see what's up. check tranny levels yet? a must. that.

It does sound like the suspension sensor module is throwing an error, when that happens it is putting your vehicle into get you home mode, ie it will limit your revs in every gear to protect itself. Find an independent garage that fixes Landrovers and it might just be a cheap sensor change, or even a dodgy earth .

It's possible that the issue is with the transmission. Here are a few things you can check:

1. Fluid level: Check the transmission fluid level to make sure it's at the correct level. Low fluid can cause the transmission to slip or not engage properly.
2. Fluid condition: Check the condition of the transmission fluid. If the fluid is dark or burnt smelling, it could indicate a problem with the transmission.
3. Transmission control module: The transmission control module (TCM) is responsible for controlling the transmission. If the TCM is malfunctioning, it could cause the transmission to not engage properly.
4. Transmission solenoids: The transmission solenoids are responsible for controlling the flow of fluid through the transmission. If one of the solenoids is faulty, it could cause the transmission to not engage properly.

If you're not comfortable checking these things yourself, it's best to take the vehicle to a qualified mechanic who has experience working on Land Rovers. They will be able to diagnose the issue and recommend the appropriate repairs.

The codes you listed appear to indicate issues with communication and data received from various modules in your vehicle. U0132 is related to the ride level control module and U1A4A is related to the differential module. The other codes are related to communication issues with various modules. It's possible that the brake light switch could be causing some of these issues, but it's also possible that there are other underlying problems. Without further diagnostic testing, it's difficult to say exactly what the cause of the problem is. Given that you live on an island, it may be difficult to have your vehicle properly diagnosed and repaired locally. You may need to consider shipping your vehicle to a dealership or a mechanic who has the tools and expertise to properly diagnose and repair the issues. However, it's always best to get a second opinion and consult with a professional before making a decision to ship your vehicle.

use a hair drier and blow it dry, cross fingers for easy fix. water or drinks and electronics are bad acts. or replace the bad parts or have a shop fix it. check fuse scan the PC see the errors?

Check your fuel tank breather's not blocked and tank going into vacuum.

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You need a good auto-electrician, or an alarm installer to reprogram it. They have programming computers that tell the vehicle what the code is, rather than asking it..