its been diagnosed and says no engine faults so im a bit lostHi and welcome
best bet is to get it plugged into diagnostics , could be many things
he read it with autologic diagnosticsWelcome, what diagnostic tool do you have reading it?
May not actually read the faults on the L322 if that is what you have got.he read it with autologic diagnostics
ok thanks it is a 2010 r/r vogue he did say as there where no engine faults it must be fuel related I have changed the filter as advised but as I have said no joyMay not actually read the faults on the L322 if that is what you have got.
hi it was autologic supposed to be the bees kneesWelcome, what diagnostic tool do you have reading it?
Electrical fault is also possible, but no faults sounds unlikely.ok thanks it is a 2010 r/r vogue he did say as there where no engine faults it must be fuel related I have changed the filter as advised but as I have said no joy
It might be the "bees knees" for most vehicles, but there have been a few posts that say it will not work on Range Rovers.hi it was autologic supposed to be the bees knees
its been diagnosed and says no engine faults so im a bit lost
Electrical fault is also possible, but no faults sounds unlikely.
hi I am now using carsoft and it says airflow B low pressure ?It might be the "bees knees" for most vehicles, but there have been a few posts that say it will not work on Range Rovers.
trying carsoft and it says airflow B low pressure ?hiya
ur spot on there, been many circumstances where no faults have shown up but then going through the live data has shown errors
Ive also heard that with autologic where some rangies arnt covered
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