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Sorry, no.. if you choose to install a parrot then you'll have that option

You can get a Parrot mki9200, does allow me to bluetooth but I've got the Becker navigation stereo.. don't know if it works on the other one. There's an aux in too but mine's in the front passenger footwell. Probably could be threaded somewhere nicer.

First post now contains the hardware installation guide and everything we know about enabling it. If you do get a hold of the parts at least you'll know what to do with them.

Right now it's stalled harder than me starting on an incline, the sensor is in and attached but the enabling of the option hasn't resulted in anything of consequence despite the T4 being adamant that it was enabled. A Disco ll owner I know said that in order for him to get a clock to appear...

Took it to pay for its new clutch November's going to be slimming

Is it coming from the front left wheel?

Enamel on the hubs, replaced the handbrake cables. Car now treats my use of the brakes as a certainty rather than a suggestion

Got it some new handbrake cables and chucked them in the boot. I'm a little bit excited to see what it's like with a working handbrake

And that was that. No errors in write this time, but still nothing flashing up on the display. T4 is absolutely positive that Temp is enabled. No new information coming in to the instruments, just the regular stuff despite the addition of the sensor. I've ran out of ideas

Back to the garage tonight, order of business Try to identify incoming data to the instruments, and see if there's a new reading coming in. See if IPK Temp is still enabled in the LCS Coding area, hopefully it isn't and it was just the T4 software toggling without reading the updated settings...

Then I'm stumped for now, outside of the initial error It still seems odd that the unit would've updated the option from disabled to enabled if it couldn't do it, and nothing else on screen seemed to indicate any other requirements. We went into a diagnostic bit as well which read the...

No, never appeared. Didn't appear after the T4 had been plugged in so I thought it might need the sensor itself to be inputting as well but it didn't appear then either

I've been supplementing my reading with The 2004MY manual and am surprised to find that they directly acknowledge the existence of the display on page 347 within the diagram, but not as part of the surrounding text. More disconcerting is that in my printed Owner's manual that came with the car...

Ticking one of those boxes at least with a Td4 manual I was also getting the impression too that he got something on the display right away once the option was enabled, which is why I'm suspecting the T4 session wasn't completed to the degree I think it needs, unless nothing came up at all...

Hm, so it does. I neglected to take a picture of that menu for myself however and I can't remember what mine said.. I do know that both my ECU's read "00000000" on their GM numbers Yes, on the T4 unit I went; Vehicle Configuration LCS Coding Page 2 IPK Temp [Enabled] It did the screens...

I feel like I'm missing something obvious then, I've visited a T4 and enabled the option but nothing came out the other end Do I need a specific ECU for it to output to the display, one from a NAS?

I'm sad to say tonight is a tale of defeat. Whilst I was happy to find the mounting rail for the sensor behind the bonnet, and was able to run the cable from there through to the dashboard, there's been no improvement at the instrument pack. The sensor is certainly working; there's a reading...

T4 found, IPK Temp option enabled but nothing on the display to indicate it worked. Current theory is that it needs the hardware installed to start reading correctly. Anticipating I'll be doing the sensor installation come Sunday. Hopefully the experiment is positive and it's a win.

Been to my LR specialist and he's been on the autologic only to find.. no way of enabling the setting. So we might be limited to T4 or bust

Done this myself and I did happen to find a plug hanging out on the column, so you can always check first