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WARNING LIGHTS ON
buster uk:
ok,thanks.your help appreciated :D
Range Rover Blues:
Page 13.81 of the Haynes manual. You need to make a small test plug first, it describes how. The test codes can identify wiring faults, sensor shorts/open circuits and no signal at all from a sensor. It will tell you which sensor too (cool). Also cabable of giving you the bad news that it's something far more expensive.
jnoshea:
--- Quote from: "Range Rover Blues" ---Page 13.81 of the Haynes manual. You need to make a small test plug first, it describes how. The test codes can identify wiring faults, sensor shorts/open circuits and no signal at all from a sensor. It will tell you which sensor too (cool). Also cabable of giving you the bad news that it's something far more expensive.
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That's perfect...now all I need is a Haynes manual :oops:
buster uk:
thanks very much for the info,i will go and dig the haynes out.I will keep you informed.
cheers
andy
rokcrawlin:
--- Quote from: "buster uk" ---thanks very much for the info,i will go and dig the haynes out.I will keep you informed.
cheers
andy
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i have heard that on the later classics the light needs to be turned out by the test book and cooking the abs/traction control will keep its light on until it is reset
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