Just have the emissions test done while running on LPG

Looks like the reg is wrong YT63 XKV has no record. I imagine it should read YT63 XKU which is a Black 3ltr Range Rover Diesel registered October 2013. EDIT: Sorry, Ignore above, its a Discovery!!

Hi Andy, I know it's an old thread now butI have the same issues with my 4.6. Did you ever get to the bottom of it? If so, what was the issue? Cheers, Dave

Check the connections on the starter motor - a poor connection can cause these symptoms. It happened to me and according to the breakdown service, is not uncommon!

Hi, do you still have contact details of this chap? "Found a guy on Ebay who fixed the Satnav player in the boot,. "

It is very likely to be poor connection on one of the leads to the solenoid......

Sorry, just a little fed up! Considering a can of petrol and a match lol. P38 Guy yes, is on LPG - BRC sequential with ecu. Prius - haven'y yet decided what to do with it yet!!

Year 2000 P38 4.6. 30th Anniversary model Pretty sure liner has slipped with one plug showing signs of water :-(

as title, car 30th Anniversary year 2000 model, any offers?

Sat Nav computer is u/s. Disconnect the plugs from the rear of the unit and radio volume should come back to normal!

Glad it worked for you, same happened with mine! No, don't think lens cleaner will do the job sadly and anyway when it was working the maps were well out of date and very slow to recalculate routes when driving. Tom Tom far better!

Disconnect your navigation unit in boot and you may well find your front speakers and volume levels come back to life!

Mine also has LPG fittedand it is possible to change coilpacks without removing anything else though as Wammers says, clearance is tight!

If you have the built in SatNav try disconnecting the cd drive part of it in the luggage area as it uses front speakers when giving directions and if it plays up it will affect both up and down volume levels in the front of the car.

My 4.6 had similar symptoms and it was the coil packs at fault....