Yeah get the codes read to try and pin point the fault. You can spend hours cleaning connections, which if not done right can lead to a face full of air bag. Don't play with it unless you have disconnected the battery and left car for at least ten mins for capacitor to discharge. Only then is it safe to start pulling plugs and cleaning contacts.
dogsbody
Very senior member
how can a 2000 range rover be 2 weeks old
Yea I know that Land Rover delivery times can be bad but . . . . .
v8hotrodboy
Active Member
think there are reports of the connector under the seats coming apart. Range Rover P38/4.0/4.6 Common Problems and Fixes
mick the builder
Well-Known Member
I had same problem. A search on here showed that constant position changing of the drivers seat loosened the conection of a plug under the seat. I pulled the plug apart, rerouted it under the seat frame so it wouldn't get tugged and problem solved.
crossa
New Member
I have also heard the crash sensor at the front by the near side head light can also cause problems with its connection.
