Freelander 2 Non start

J_D said:

did find this that mentions two of your fault codes, that I think are the main issue.
https://www.freel2.com/forum/post315540.html
Although didnt seem like the issue in the post it mentions a module in the passenger footwell, by the bonnet release.
If any of the posh fl2 owners know more then may be worth a look at.
I'd look at checking earths, continuity of data cables and data cables to earth.

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Hi thanks i will take a look everything iw worth looking garage is back opem tommorow so will phone them aswell it is so puzzling. Cheers

Well heres my update i went round all tge plugs taking them off and cleaning inbetween trying to start it still no good i took out the dials took tgem in house took the back of to check for any damage left in the house for 2 hours wile done other jobs then i reinstalled them and now it all illuminates and starts. The plug didnt feel loose on the back so im asuming the dials got damp over the 4 really cold days after xmas

That's very strange, as the Ipack shouldn't get that wet in the car.
Maybe there's a bad connection, which took a few unplugging and re-plugging cycles to clean off.

Nodge68 said:

That's very strange, as the Ipack shouldn't get that wet in the car.
Maybe there's a bad connection, which took a few unplugging and re-plugging cycles to clean off.

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Is the ipack the name for the dials yeh was a real strange one i currently still have the dash off just incase

Landytd said:

Is the ipack the name for the dials yeh was a real strange one i currently still have the dash off just incase

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Ipack is the official title of the dashboard display.

Nodge68 said:

Ipack is the official title of the dashboard display.

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Thats great il use that from now on so people know what im on about