Recent content by Googs

Good aye mate Welcome . Check all the wiring to starter for corrosion and clean up give it some dielectric spray and before you connect back up get the multi meter out and turn key to position one put meter on and check you have over 12 volts (13.7v) should be fine.

Good aye mate...welcome to the sub-forums

U could try checking the TC and Diff oil? yeah :cool:

Could be a host of things....but without the codes being read is like shooting in the dark. :eek:

its either that or as i'm in the back wiggling the wires and power has dropped and bang radio goes off!

Yes it does....when the music is on i wriggle the wires on the DSP and bang it goes off, and i cant seem to get it to work again until the next day or two again for a brief moment.

Watching. I've had the same problem for months, i'm driving around with no music! I've changed all the components in the rear quarter and thought i had it narrowed down to a broken wire (speaker wire) from the DSP amp, but after a lot of head scratching i'm thinking it the damn Dsp amp. So I've...

Now that's awesome, a very worthy photo of a fatty earning it's keep.:D

Unblocked the drains in the sunroof....might just say the rears are a bugger to get too.

Started removing channel trims so i can take the hood lining out to be recovered....not looking forward to this job. o_O

First thing first...get them to charge the battery and re -check for hard codes....it does suggest the the (MAP) sensor has a problem (s**t itself) get em to check that first and don't worry about the tranny code yet. :D

This happened yesterday....got the heated seat back together and bugger me drunk those pig rings on the lower part of the seat are real ball bitters to put on....but i got it done and as i suspected it works great :D probably only use it the first time i drive the RR. The weather over this side...

You have no choice.....but to wait till the codes are read and then act! just wait and it will get the attention you are needing !

well there ya go it's all done and dusted, i now have a (RHD) heated seat whether i use it or not its there. This is not a job for the basic DIYer, its very involved and with great detail, thanks to people on these forums that helped on the way. :D:D

Seems that pulling the seat to fix the heated seat circuit is a real big job this is going to take a few days me thinks. :eek::eek: