Immobiliser problem
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Diesel Do
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I was an RAC patrol for a couple of years so I know what they can do. And I think that's something they should be able to at least diagnose for you if not fix. Fingers crossed. W
steely dan
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Check your FOB battery .
My wife's FL1 just did the same this morning . I got the spare key and FOB and after disconnecting the battery waiting 5 minutes and then reconnecting and using the second FOB and key the car started and ran fine . The first FOB is not locking the car , new battery required.
My wife's FL1 just did the same this morning . I got the spare key and FOB and after disconnecting the battery waiting 5 minutes and then reconnecting and using the second FOB and key the car started and ran fine . The first FOB is not locking the car , new battery required.
Diesel Do
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Not to gloat.......but I did tell you at the start of your other thread that it was either the battery or starter motor!
Not to gloat but I win
Not to gloat but I win
Very true.....on this thread your idea sorted it for her:clap2:..............but I'm having the other thread and might just go and find it to point out its now resolved and that I was right all along ........god damn it!
Diesel Do
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englishbullterrier
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Not to gloat.......but I did tell you at the start of your other thread that it was either the battery or starter motor!
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question now is....why was it loose?
twin_cam_turbo
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spot on
Good to hear!
Possibly even just cleaned it up and away you went.
Always nice - a cheap fix like that (and increasingly rare on freelanders!).
Good to hear!
Possibly even just cleaned it up and away you went.
Always nice - a cheap fix like that (and increasingly rare on freelanders!).
hi need help anyone fix freelanders in Northampton area. I have the prob with not starting when engine is warm, after suffering this for several months now have had to replace starter motor and have just replaced cam sensor. still the same will start first time everytime when cold but soon as warms up it wont start unless I keep cranking it past the warning bleeps, don't know what to do or who to take it to brother put it on diagnostic tester showed no errors please help.
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Welcome to the forum.
You should start a new thread with your problems. What colour is it? What year/engine/gearbox? Have you had the error codes read and if so did they find any? What have you done so far? A small introducton will help too.
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Wiggle / push in the thin wire and its contact on the back of the starter motor - then try it. -
Edited - whoops already answered
Edited - whoops already answered
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