Hi, the SRS light can have multiple reasons you have to read the fault code instead of digging in blind, under the seats or dash the only relevant connectors for that light are yellow or red, that black plug is unused

No, that doesn't look intermittent at all. It isn't connected to anything so cannot be the problem. If you don't have a diagnostic, look at the yellow connectors under each seat. The wires to them are very thin and the connectors are rubbish. If...

to answer your questions point by point: 1/ This is quite common and reflects the make/break nature of connectors. Or maybe wire(s) broken within their insulation. Often it is down to a bit of corrosion. 2/ Yes it is tight, I have always managed...

Should be located under driver's seat....which is the one the OP stipulated

I think that plug would have been a bit more complicated, and also under the other seat. As it is in my D2. But i cannot swear to this.

Yes, but it is on the passenger side (this is a LHD).

Thanks for all the replies. I do have heated AND electric seats. And also have a CD changer. This is LHD car - the photo I took is from the driver's side. The CD Changer is on the passenger side. I will run Nanocom this afternoon and post more...

I did find this harness image on the web that is supposed to be from a Discovery 2 2004. Where / How can I identify all these connectors? Thanks for any help / pointers :) Cheers

Thanks for the reply. 1) The SRS light on the dash does go off from time to time. But then, after a while, comes back on. 2) The space is very tight - do I need to take the front seats out to check these cables / connectors? 3) Apart from the...

Hello, I have an intermittent SRS light On / Off on my Discovery 2 2004. I checked under the driver's seat (LH) and see photo attached, there is one "loose conector". Does anybody know if that black connector should be connected "somewhere"...

Update: battery arrived, successfully replaced. Radio worked with the code (4 digits) written on the manual by the previous owner. The radio asked for 5 digits, first one I had to enter 0 (zero) and it worked. Thanks!

Yep! That was it! Error gone and not coming back Cheers! Thanks!

not sure, was ages ago, I just remember the code

Not yet, waiting to arrive... Thanks for the help! I will post back here once I change it. And you would be really surprised as what people consider "common sense" here... :) Cheers

If the code is the code as written down then why would the writer not include the first 1 if there needs to be one? Seems only common sense. Have you changed the batt yet?

Interesting, thanks! Do you know if is it always 1?

Thank you!!

Just checked, mine is definitely a *4* digit code and it is the R990 radio, which I think is the same as yours, “top of the range” at the time. I have disconnected the battery since and the code in the manual is the correct one!!

Thanks! I just found a code scribbled on my manual (on a page with a picture of the dash) - however, it has only 4 numbers; I have been reading that the code is supposed to be five numbers? Do you guys remember if it is 4 or 5? Mine is a 2004...

Interesting... thanks!

To be on the safe side, use a set of jump leads to maintain continuity between the new batt and the terminals on the car while changing it. Our local Motabitz does this every time they change a batt, unless it obviously don't need it. Then you...

You can't retrieve that code, if it's still the factory fitted unit you should get it free from a LR main dealer based ownership evidence if not you'll have to pay for it HERE , or it can be some retrofitted aftermarket unit without any code

Yes

Should be on the form from Land Rover when it was new, I found mine in the glove box, 5 digit number

Radio code isn't in there AFAIK. There is no comms between the vehicle and the Audio system.

Hello, I am about to change the battery on my Discovery 2 2004 HSE Trim (preemptively) . Before I disconnect it - I am wondering if these radio units have a code? Is it possible to check the radio code somewhere before I disconnect the battery...

Thanks - these relays are under the bonnet correct?

Sorry, I kept it in the title only: P1231 - Fuel pump relay fault Drive cycle A:Signal out of range - below minimum I will update the post also

Hello, Disco 2 2004 V8 - car runs fine, no problem. Starts on first crank - even after one week being off. But Nanocom shows me this error. Erased it and it comes back up. -> P1231 - Fuel pump relay fault Drive cycle A:Signal out of range -...