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Datatek
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Battery and/or alternator shagged. Low voltage often produces "Gearbox Fault" message.
Derek Ward
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Low volts + sticky locks = non operation. Sort your battery problem out first and then I think your locks may burst back into life.
gemsdad
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:5biagree::5biagree::5biagree:
Derek Ward
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Looking like it. Just had to change mine. You can't change just the motor, it's the whole lock assembly that has to be changed. They're about £120 or so from Land Rover or you get a used but good one from Ebay. They're fiddly things to get in and out but maybe Gav Briggs on here has an easy method. I think he's the door lock queen. Beware the fleabay ones though. Caveat emptor and all that.
Irishrover
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Is the passenger door in "Superlock" mode (Can't be opened manually from inside & outside) ?
Good chance the latch motor has gone on that one.
I had a P38 a couple of months back and the drivers door latch motor had gone. The front passenger lock was in superlock and would not respond even after a new latch was fitted to the drivers side and was working fine. Had to replace the passenger latch as well. Unfortunately for the owner it cost him £129.99 apiece for two new latches (Genuine) from Island 4x4.
Good chance the latch motor has gone on that one.
I had a P38 a couple of months back and the drivers door latch motor had gone. The front passenger lock was in superlock and would not respond even after a new latch was fitted to the drivers side and was working fine. Had to replace the passenger latch as well. Unfortunately for the owner it cost him £129.99 apiece for two new latches (Genuine) from Island 4x4.
Hamster97
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Have you done the fob reset, lock drivers door with key, press and hold unlock button then unlock door, repeat to lock.
Could all be related to the original fooked battery, always look on the bright side lol.
Could all be related to the original fooked battery, always look on the bright side lol.
