Recent content by Socrates

If anyone is still interested, it has taken me nearly a year to find the solution to this conundrum. I have found that if I switch on all of my lights, before hooking up to the caravan, the lights go through a checking sequence. I am not sure if this is due to my Freelander wiring, the new hitch...

You have obviously not toured the countryside. I am currently heading for the North of Scotland. Walls and windows are far between. Thanks for the chat everyone. I shall persist in my attempts to repeat the event and let you know if I succeed.

Well you can now believe it. I did not know of this but it worked once on mine. I don’t tell fibs.

I am on my own with no one to check brake lights or reversing lights. This was a very useful find for me.

Ye Yes, sorry, I have a Freelander 2, 2010.

A few weeks ago, I had hooked up to my caravan and switched on all my lights to check they were working. I walked to the back of the caravan and they were going through a sequence showing each set of lights one after another. I have no idea what I did to produce this result but it was a great...

My Bonnet switch was not working properly. It has now been fixed. I think we are now sorted. Thank you.

Thank you all for your welcome and the suggestions. I am not looking for a bollocking so will transfer my questions to the Freelander section. I must admit, as a Land Rover virgin, I am impressed by and nervous about asking the experts on simple things like my key or glove box issues.

At 70 years old, I have achieved a lifetime ambition and purchased a Landrover. A Freelander 2, 2010. It is certainly not perfect but I am as happy as a kid in a toy shop. I do need some advice though. 1. Occasionally, my key beeps the horn when I try to lock the car. The single key I have...