Tervueren
New Member
Update clock now working but I've done nothing 
Hevac and radio still dead, I've found out that pin '6' from connector C258 on the BECM supplies this power but will have to take seat out to get to it and at the moment I'm recovering from a hip replacement (2wks ago) so it will have to wait untill I'm fitter
Also checked the engine bay fuse box and found severe heat damage under relay RL7 although the contact blades don't look burnt, does anyone know what this relay controls.
John
Hevac and radio still dead, I've found out that pin '6' from connector C258 on the BECM supplies this power but will have to take seat out to get to it and at the moment I'm recovering from a hip replacement (2wks ago) so it will have to wait untill I'm fitter
Also checked the engine bay fuse box and found severe heat damage under relay RL7 although the contact blades don't look burnt, does anyone know what this relay controls.
John
KarelP38
Active Member
Hi
The other day I did something REAL stupid..... I forgot the sunroof open. We had a nice bit of rain and the next morning nothing was working in the car.
I opened everything and dried it. I used a non conductive spray on the centre console buttons, ect. After this it still did not work.
I charged the battery and took the BeCM apart.
Now everything is working except the #3 button on the radio.
So maybe you must just strip everything and make sure that all the connectuions are Ok. Apparently the BeCM can do funny things if your battery is low. So check that as well.
The other day I did something REAL stupid..... I forgot the sunroof open. We had a nice bit of rain and the next morning nothing was working in the car.
I opened everything and dried it. I used a non conductive spray on the centre console buttons, ect. After this it still did not work.
I charged the battery and took the BeCM apart.
Now everything is working except the #3 button on the radio.
So maybe you must just strip everything and make sure that all the connectuions are Ok. Apparently the BeCM can do funny things if your battery is low. So check that as well.
Derek Ward
Active Member
RL7 controls the feed to the heater motors but can also apparently cause allsorts of other (what would appear to be) BeCM problems. Try the Range Rovers website. They have some terrific repair guides and this RL7 is a common problem. It's what damage the overheating has done to the rest of the fusebox and PCB that can cause other symptoms etc.
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