Freelander starting problem.

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Hi group. I wonder if anyone can help me with this.

I have a 1.8 Freelander. I knew there would be a few woes when I bought it,
but on the whole it has been a good vehicle.
Recently though, when I turn the ignition key, nothing happened. The
dashboard lights came on, but that was it.
This kept happening for a few days.

After a couple of attempts, the thing would start just fine.

It went back to Land Rover, who fitted a new starter motor under warranty.
("Common problem sir")

Anyway, a couple of days later the fault is back, and now it is permanent.
I've had the battery tested independently, and it is fine.

It is being collected on Tuesday for Land Rover to have another go, but as
they seemed tto screw up last time, I wouldn't mind being able to suggest
what the fault might actually be.

Anyone got an idea?

Cheers
Steve


 
Probably the immobilizer, what year is the freelander?

"Steve" <[email protected]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:[email protected]...
> Hi group. I wonder if anyone can help me with this.
>
> I have a 1.8 Freelander. I knew there would be a few woes when I bought

it,
> but on the whole it has been a good vehicle.
> Recently though, when I turn the ignition key, nothing happened. The
> dashboard lights came on, but that was it.
> This kept happening for a few days.
>
> After a couple of attempts, the thing would start just fine.
>
> It went back to Land Rover, who fitted a new starter motor under warranty.
> ("Common problem sir")
>
> Anyway, a couple of days later the fault is back, and now it is permanent.
> I've had the battery tested independently, and it is fine.
>
> It is being collected on Tuesday for Land Rover to have another go, but as
> they seemed tto screw up last time, I wouldn't mind being able to suggest
> what the fault might actually be.
>
> Anyone got an idea?
>
> Cheers
> Steve
>
>



 
Mine is doing the same thing and i was looking in the manual and it says its more lokely to be an electrical fault and not the starter. It might be worthwhile looking at the starter relay and so on. Mine hasn't been done yet coz i could not locate some of the relays.
 
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