breakermart
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one quick question though, im shiny new to this site, where do i need to go on here if im looking for a RF reciever YWY500170. was hoping sombody could lay their hands on one.
Can I stop my P38 mirrors moving when reversing?
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j the range
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you will get one at main stealer cost around £150..
breakermart
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ok cheers j the range, thought id try my luck for a cheaper one on here but might resort to going a main "stealer" lol
j the range
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why do you want a new one? is yours playing up, dont buy a secondhand one will prob be just as bad as one you have..
breakermart
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im after one because i understand that the ywy500170 is a up to date replacement part and eliminates problems like picking up unwanted radio signals wich wiped my BECM in the first place costing me £465 plus not that i have the problem but stops battery drain on a faulty factory RF reciever part. i think it was my wireless doorbell that put an end to my last BECM. its going in to have the gems ecu re synced with the BECM and hopefully have my motor back up n running. fingers crossed.
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Hi All,
Sorry to dredge up an old thread, but being a lover of keeping information together and not finding what I wanted with the search button, I thought this a sensible place to add to.
My 95N 4.6 HSE Range Rover P38 has an issue with the passenger side mirror when I stick it in reverse. The mirror drops down, but when putting the car into drive it doesn't come back up.
The driver's side mirror works perfectly and the passenger side mirror manually adjusts in all directions okay - it's the auto bit that doesn't work properly.
Does anyone know if this is this an electronic (ie. wiring) issue or an electronic (ie. BECM) issue?
Thanks,
Malcolm
Sorry to dredge up an old thread, but being a lover of keeping information together and not finding what I wanted with the search button, I thought this a sensible place to add to.
My 95N 4.6 HSE Range Rover P38 has an issue with the passenger side mirror when I stick it in reverse. The mirror drops down, but when putting the car into drive it doesn't come back up.
The driver's side mirror works perfectly and the passenger side mirror manually adjusts in all directions okay - it's the auto bit that doesn't work properly.
Does anyone know if this is this an electronic (ie. wiring) issue or an electronic (ie. BECM) issue?
Thanks,
Malcolm
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Er whats wrong with reading through the posts ???
If the answer isnt there then glue it
the hooded claw
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Ohhh!!!!.... MINE does that as well .... Dips & then stays lookin at the floor!!!
Really annoying if you forget to Adjust it back "up" again!!!
malcolm_durant
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And really confusing that (in my case) only one of them is affected..! If it was the BECM I would have thought both would be affected.
Just trying to keep stuff together as I'm conscious a lot of the same questions get asked over - happy to go with the flow though if that's preferred..?
Malcolm
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malcolm_durant
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Ah - sorry, now I see. I'm an idiot..!!
No, but I will tonight..!!! Assume that might "resynch" things possibly?
Thanks,
Malcolm
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Well, I tried the reset procedure and nothing's changed.
Does anyone understand how the mirrors work? Is there a sensor that registers what position the mirror is in; can the mirrors be taken apart for servicing?
Cheers,
Malcolm
Does anyone understand how the mirrors work? Is there a sensor that registers what position the mirror is in; can the mirrors be taken apart for servicing?
Cheers,
Malcolm
