Disco 2 Ordered a new crank sensor? Renew it or keep as spare?
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Feathers McGraw
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Don't quite follow. Why would you order a new one if the old one is still working OK?
brian47
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Exactly my feelings too.
If the old one is suspect then replace and get rid of it.
If you wanted to keep one in the "trunk" (aka the boot) then you should have ordered two.
Exactly my feelings too.
If the old one is suspect then replace and get rid of it.
If you wanted to keep one in the "trunk" (aka the boot) then you should have ordered two.
Feathers McGraw
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No idea but I do appreciate the logic now. But don't forget, a Land Rover can come up with many ways to disable itself!
I'd be tempted to leave well alone if it is working without any problems and only change it if it fails.
I'd be tempted to leave well alone if it is working without any problems and only change it if it fails.
borntobemild
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I understand that need for belt and braces. Yes it is the only sensor that stops it stone dead with no way round so having 'one in the boot' is piece of mind for me in the middle of nowhere. Don't change it if you don't have to, but make sure you know how to if it goes.
