crashbox Well-Known Member Jun 7, 2014 #1 Freelander 1 needs a replacement ECU. Whats involved and whats it cost?
T Thor1950 Well-Known Member Jun 7, 2014 #2 Does this help??????? Cheap Land Rover Freelander ECU and Spares - New Land Rover Freelander ECU, Used Spares, Replacement and Original Land Rover Freelander ECU all available Online
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Freelaner Landy Driver Jun 7, 2014 #3 the new ecu will need to be coded to the keyfobs. a guy near me charges £35 for this. apart from that it's bolt and plug in.
the new ecu will need to be coded to the keyfobs. a guy near me charges £35 for this. apart from that it's bolt and plug in.
crashbox Well-Known Member Jun 7, 2014 #4 Freelaner said: the new ecu will need to be coded to the keyfobs. a guy near me charges £35 for this. apart from that it's bolt and plug in. Click to expand... Can you PM me with his details please or just post it on this thread? Its for a mate. Cheers.
Freelaner said: the new ecu will need to be coded to the keyfobs. a guy near me charges £35 for this. apart from that it's bolt and plug in. Click to expand... Can you PM me with his details please or just post it on this thread? Its for a mate. Cheers.
Freelaner Landy Driver Jun 7, 2014 #5 south Yorkshire auto diagnostics you would have to take the car to him though.
crashbox Well-Known Member Jun 7, 2014 #6 Freelaner said: south Yorkshire auto diagnostics you would have to take the car to him though. Click to expand... The Freelander will not fire up, faulty ECU. Is it not possible to send the new ECU to him to code it in?
Freelaner said: south Yorkshire auto diagnostics you would have to take the car to him though. Click to expand... The Freelander will not fire up, faulty ECU. Is it not possible to send the new ECU to him to code it in?
Nodge68 Well-Known Member Jun 8, 2014 #9 Are you sure it's the ECU? It's extremely unusual for them to fail. They are designed to be pretty indestructible.
Are you sure it's the ECU? It's extremely unusual for them to fail. They are designed to be pretty indestructible.
T td4van Well-Known Member Jun 8, 2014 #10 And at the sake of asking the obvious Which ECU? What age/engine car? Last edited: Jun 8, 2014
Winu Active Member Jun 8, 2014 #11 Fob is not everything. ECM must be paired with CCU too or EWS3D in Td4
Hippo Lord Hippo Jun 8, 2014 #12 Engine computers need set-up to immobiliser computer. the have a rolling code which allows them to work together to start the engine. Lost it and it won't start.
Engine computers need set-up to immobiliser computer. the have a rolling code which allows them to work together to start the engine. Lost it and it won't start.
