Help Required Freelander Warning lights

Good Day everyone,

I need some help, 3 warning lights have come on on my 1.8 freelander,
The ABS, The Hill Decent controll and the Traction control!!!
they will not go off and the handbook says take it to landrover (this will cost the earth )
The only thing i have done in the last week is pump the tyres up, have new front brakes and took the rook off an put vinyl on??

Any one had this problem??

Do a search on three amigos using the search option up there

redmalc said:

Good Day everyone,

I need some help, 3 warning lights have come on on my 1.8 freelander,
The ABS, The Hill Decent controll and the Traction control!!!
they will not go off and the handbook says take it to landrover (this will cost the earth )
The only thing i have done in the last week is pump the tyres up, have new front brakes and took the rook off an put vinyl on??

Any one had this problem??

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thats the start of it, first its pump the tyres then its the head gasket, then there's the doors

Sirus said:

Do a search on three amigos using the search option up there

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whats Three amigos??? and what search option??

thanks for your help

here you go... i've searched for you...
look for the search button on the top of the page..

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redmalc said:

Good Day everyone,

I need some help, 3 warning lights have come on on my 1.8 freelander,
The ABS, The Hill Decent controll and the Traction control!!!
they will not go off and the handbook says take it to landrover (this will cost the earth )
The only thing i have done in the last week is pump the tyres up, have new front brakes and took the rook off an put vinyl on??

Any one had this problem??

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All three warning lamps are connected to the brakes, via the abs sensors on the wheels that also control the brake actuated HDC and TC

I suspect that when the brakes were meswsed with, something hasn't been connected or re-set, or as likely the abs sensor ring is covered in old iron filings and brake dust from the old brakes and not giving a good signal.

Go back to who-ever did the brakes...... and if it was you, go back and check what you done, and try cleaning everything round where you worked.

stick a chainsaw through the dash and burn it would be suggested by some

Beast o Bodmin said:

stick a chainsaw through the dash and burn it would be suggested by some

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That particular suggestion conjoured up an image of a free-lander owner attempting to follow the suggestion, and then putting up a post, "Cant get chain-saw through dash!" to which you'd reply........ "Have you tried starting the chain-saw"....... You know, like the joke about the Irish Lumberjack!

Teflon said:

That particular suggestion conjoured up an image of a free-lander owner attempting to follow the suggestion, and then putting up a post, "Cant get chain-saw through dash!" to which you'd reply........ "Have you tried starting the chain-saw"....... You know, like the joke about the Irish Lumberjack!

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You look like Bob Mortimer.

howardo said:

You look like Bob Mortimer.

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Who?
Never heard of the geezer; bust be a hansom fellow though.....

Vic and Bob from shooting stars. Avatar is spitting image of Bob.

Oh, Vic Reeves side-kick...... not up much on TV....... when you said 'shooting stars' though he must be a contestant on the latest (lack-of) talent show.....

Erm..........

Thanks for all your help, will take it back to were i had brakes done, and get them to put it right!!

On a more constructive note......... when i had my freelander i had a similar prob, turned out to be a sensor that cost me 75 squid all in at main dealer.