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Lucar was the brand, i think? Made all sorts of different connectors
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Datatek
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Quite possibly, I thought it was a brand name of Lucas, prince of darkness.
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Probably was Lucas but the S didn't work properly
Datatek
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Who has an l322 with a fbh remote? Do you ever use it? Taken the battery out of mine so it won't go flat over summer. Used it a couple of times when it was really cold, just because i couldnice not to have to wait for the screen to clear
Use mine all the time even if it's not frozen, just like getting in a nice warm car
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I wonder what uses less fuel.. running the fbh for getting in and driving off, or letting the engine warm itself up? And, is using the fbh before starting, better for the engine?Use mine all the time even if it's not frozen, just like getting in a nice warm car
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We did almost 100 miles of varied driving, originally just to Ikea to pick some stuff up, but ended up coming back the pretty route via Yorkshire, including spending some time enjoying the view from Holme Moss viewpoint in the dark.
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Good luck working that out, FBH v engine + heated windscreen - recharge of extra battery drain from FBH
Doubt it makes a differense to the engine as I think it only heats the water in the heater matrix.
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Click and collect means minimal subjection to plywood maze time.You need to chill out after trying to find your way out of Ikea
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The FBH kicks in as soon as engine starts when its cold to help get it up to temp quicker which is better for the engine.
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think i figured out why my glow plugs arent glowing. apparently the "MOST FOT" temp is reading 34c, according the the secret diag screen that everyone doesnt know about
guess something isnt plugged in..
guess something isnt plugged in..
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It's still good to know you made it out safe!
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I had no idea it was so tropical in the West.
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i can't see any ref to whcih sensor it might be orwhere it might be located.. i hope its not a red herring and actually the temp of the infotainment unit
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Fink its a red herring. I shall look for something else
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What diagnostic equipment do you have?
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i've been using SDD. It appears to be working and gives be a few errors, but nothing related to glow plugs, temperature signals etc
i can see the air quality sensor isnt working but i've never had a car where that did work
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Left it with trailer on for mother and fella to move stuff to storage at my unit, they've been back and forward all day in it,
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5 new boots arrived today ready to be fitted after wheel refurb
