Check battery voltage. Should be between 13.6v and 14.4V. If not, replace or charge up your battery. Also check your fuseable links, I have had them go a few times on DII's with full batteries and cause no starting issues (no crank, starter doesn't move)
hope this helps!
SOURCE: 2004 Disco Slow start all week had battery
sounds like a bad connection maybe a bad battery post or bad battery cable and also i would have the alternator checked it may be bad.
SOURCE: my 2004 range rover died on my while on parking, I
you may have a fuel related problem,
remove the engine cover and find a fuel test port on the fuel rail
have some one crank the engine and you push in on the core of the valve to see if you have any strong flow of fuel
SOURCE: 1996 Disco SE7 4.0 Last summer
Well, You are describing what is known as a hot chip condition and unfortunately the only common piece between all the effected systems is the ECM. You can most likely pick up a used one at an Auto Salvage a little cheaper than what you have been quoted so far and put it in yourself but $1500 to $4000 is in the correct price range fora new one and most likely that is the only thing that will solve your problems.
Testimonial: "hot chip condition - now I've got something to go on - thanx, CB"
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