I'm assuming it should beep if I leave the lights on? The beeper is on my "needs doing but not important" list.Opps right out one hundred times, ( i must not leave the lights on i am a numpty)
Just looked at the owner's manual in RAVE, yep there's abeep.I dont know about the bleep as not done, it but i imagine there would be an awful lot of bleeeeepping *%£*&" being heard if i do
There's always a beep..always a b###### beep... never not a beep.. when will it ever stop beeping ...stop the damn beeping.... NURSE.!!!!
Just whipped the clocks out, it was disconnected. Should work when I reconnect the battery tomorrow.
4 cable ties and all back in. Sod spending £20 on another switch, now just need to take it out tomorrow to see if we finally have CC after all these years.
Curious why it was disconnected.! Result though if that's all it is.
When I first got it it was on Schraeder valves and had the 35mph message. I'm guessing the PO got peed off with being reminded.
My children have a fear of the Range Rover beeps, mainly because they have all suffered that sinking feeling as she rolls to a holt on a busy dual carriageway or motorway. I must admit I still skip a heartbeat even when the 70mph limit Bleep goes off despite being on a 70mph road.
Heard a "rattle rattle" and then something ejected from underneath at great velocity.
Turned back around and found my 3/8 ratshít I had lost months ago
god knows where it was hiding
Headlights were actually switched on. 4 volts in the battery this morning.
Hmm. I'm confused now. Was definitely locked.
Headlight delay ends after 30 seconds locked or unlocked, not sidelights though.
It might be a feature that can be enabled/disabled, I don't remember.
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