Indicator too fast and noisy

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First let me admit that I haven't worked on a LandRover in years, so I highly recommend that you contact someone that has recent experience.

That being said; it sounds like a throw out bearing failure to me. Although it could be a pressre plate issue, it really doesn't matter since I always recommend that the pressure plate, throw out bearing and clutch plate be replaced at the same time, since a failure of one is an indication the others life span is coming to the end.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help, but my LandRover experience was mainly in the 80s and early 90s

You need to introduce in it the security code - it's a 4 digit number that is specific to that radio. The number can be found in the purchase papers and the user manual of the car, along with the instructions on how to input it.

Pull the codes and follow that indication.

Hi,

Can you confirm what brand the stereo is? If it is the Visteon brand that Landrover fit then I can help. Just let me know.

Thanks.

so is this a petrol engine, diesel engine or steam ? you must give proper information if you want any help

before you go changing anything else do a compression and cylinder leak down test, just a thought

Probably the starer solenoid. Can occur oddly and a bit of movement cures it as it's a high resistance issue. Cleaning the contacts helps, and reconditioning it can also.

It could be an oil pressure sensor faulty, just giving off bad reading when the level is actually correct.

if it is a mems unit , it will need to be programed to the key fob and alarm . (there is no way round it).