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Coil electrical connector removal (x8)
No metal clip. If the connector snaps onto the coil and doesn't pull off, you're good to go.- Rover Range
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- Forum: LR4
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Looking to purchase timing chain tools
They do have a lot of dust. Probably have to use trash bags to cover the engine. Works great on the parts that are removed.- Rover Range
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- Forum: LR4
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Low Range Gear engaged high pitch sound.
Turns are more prevalent. Can happen going straight too.- Rover Range
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- Forum: Discovery 5
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Low Range Gear engaged high pitch sound.
Normal. Your driveline is binding up.- Rover Range
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- Forum: Discovery 5
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Low Range Gear engaged high pitch sound.
Does it happen on dry pavement?- Rover Range
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- Forum: Discovery 5
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P26CB-72 Engine Code
Ghost code on all variants of this engine. Has to do with the monitoring system used by the PCM. If that's the only DTC and the check engine light is on, then there's an issue with the coolant pump.- Rover Range
- Post #4
- Forum: Discovery 5
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P26CB-72 Engine Code
This is a ghost DTC and is to be ignored.- Rover Range
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- Forum: Discovery 5
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Suspension issues
More than likely, front struts leaking. Raise both front wheels off the ground. Start engine, all doors closed. Activate suspension switch to off road. Wait 5 min. Turn engine off. Lower vehicle back down. Off jacks. Spray soapy water around the top of the strut. Also, listen for air leaks.- Rover Range
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- Forum: Discovery 5
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New alternator, must I calibrate in Gap for BMS? Also rock sliders install talk
Looks like a regular piece of wire. Couple inches from the positive cable. Pull the wire out and try to stretch it. The wire will pull apart if the fusible link is blown.- Rover Range
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- Forum: LR4
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New alternator, must I calibrate in Gap for BMS? Also rock sliders install talk
No calibration needed. There is a fusible link in the wire going to the BMS. Check that. Runs next to the battery, to the positive terminal.- Rover Range
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- Forum: LR4
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Headlight oxidation
Headlight restoration companies can fix you up. They sand off all the oxidized layers then buff it out smooth. Do NOT waste your money on the parts store headlight restoration kits. They don't work.- Rover Range
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- Forum: LR4
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Leaking hose
That's the hose to the super charger cooler and upper right hand radiator hose. All one assembly.- Rover Range
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- Forum: LR4
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Discovery sport tailgate open alert
Probably just an adjustment to the rear hatch latch.- Rover Range
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- Forum: UK
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Serpentine/Accessory belt failure on a very wet, dark MI road in the middle of nowhere...
Unreal. Especially when the connector is available.- Rover Range
- Post #54
- Forum: LR4
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TSB not covered?
The O2 sensors does have an extended warranty period.- Rover Range
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- Forum: LR4
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TSB not covered?
TSBs are a recommendation. They are only covered under the factory warranty. Only recalls are covered, outside of the warranty period.- Rover Range
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- Forum: LR4
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Persistent P0430 on my 2012 5.0
If the 02 sensor had wiring issues, the DTC would be listed as a circuit fault. P0430 is not a circuit fault.- Rover Range
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- Forum: LR4
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Serpentine/Accessory belt failure on a very wet, dark MI road in the middle of nowhere...
Does this look like yours?- Rover Range
- Post #41
- Forum: LR4
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Serpentine/Accessory belt failure on a very wet, dark MI road in the middle of nowhere...
Probably came out of one of your idler pulleys.- Rover Range
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- Forum: LR4
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Serpentine/Accessory belt failure on a very wet, dark MI road in the middle of nowhere...
Check all your pulleys and make sure they don't wobble. Any pulley that is out of alignment, will throw the belt.- Rover Range
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- Forum: LR4
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