Hairy
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Hello gents, as title says, had a look at the fuses and all ok, any ideas wot could be wrong. thanks 
Heated seats and sunroof not working.
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tomcat59alan
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Hello gents, as title says, had a look at the fuses and all ok, any ideas wot could be wrong. thanks
Heated seat is usually the heating element. Check for supply at the larger of the two plugs and continuity through the element plugs. The elements can be repaired by soldering the broken wire. Take the seat out and strip the cover off the cushion/s. Breaks are usually at the rear where the element is under pressure between the seat frame and your ar*e but one of mine was at the front corner where you slide in.
Never done a sunroof so cannot help with that
Hairy
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I see, thanks, something for me to look at when got the other things done, didn't know if it woz a common thing or not, do you know if you can open the sunroof manually? Thanks andy
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Drop the interior light, there is a manual winding point there. Sunroof fault may be the switch panel. Easy to check if you have a Nanocom. Maybe there is someone near you who would have a look.I see, thanks, something for me to look at when got the other things done, didn't know if it woz a common thing or not, do you know if you can open the sunroof manually? Thanks andy
The heated seats are a waste of time, they never work for long.
Hairy
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Right, wont bother messing with the seats then
, sorry for sounding a bit thick, but wots a NANOCOM? some sort of Tester, will pop out now and drop the light and have a look, just wana know if its the motor, swich or if the roof has jammed for some reason and get it sorted, Thank very much for the info. andy
Datatek
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Nanocom, Range Rover diagnostic tool.Right, wont bother messing with the seats then
Save you a fortune in the long run.
Hairy
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Nanocom, Range Rover diagnostic tool.
thought so, might invest in one of them soon then, sunroof woz just the motor not connected, couldn't see the block till pulled the wire out.
tomcat59alan
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thought so, might invest in one of them soon then, sunroof woz just the motor not connected, couldn't see the block till pulled the wire out.
Would the Nanocom have told you that it was disconnected? Have a look under the seat/s you never know, the heating elements might be disconnected
Hairy
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Would the Nanocom have told you that it was disconnected? Have a look under the seat/s you never know, the heating elements might be disconnected
Had a good look under the seats when I got it home, everything looks ok, not to fussed about the heated seats, had them in my last car and never used them, cant beleave my luck with the sunroof though.
