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    Persistent P0430 on my 2012 5.0

    Only the one. The only sensor that monitors the cat efficiency is the very last one.
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    Persistent P0430 on my 2012 5.0

    A bad sensor won't cause that DTC. Convertor needs to be replaced. Or, get one of these. They do work...
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    Check engine light on

    The factory tool is much better. The DTCs you listed would trigger a different warning light.
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    Check engine light on

    GAP tool may be sending you on a wild goose chase.
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    Check engine light on

    Is the check engine light actually on?
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    No start / no dash display after battery replacement

    Can you hold the key fob under the steering column and cycle the key on?
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    No start / no dash display after battery replacement

    Try disconnecting and reconnecting the battery. Check the battery ground cable at the body ground. Telematics module could be causing your issues.
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    Transmission Heat Shield

    On the L405 and L494 models. There is a bulletin to remove completely, the bracket and heat shields. Those models, there is a lot less framing around the transmission.
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    Valve cover gasket replacement ($3,200)

    Nothing breaks when doing valve covers. $3,200 seems excessive. The job pays 8hrs. Plus seals.
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    Transmission Heat Shield

    Bracket needs to be replaced with this part # LR073535 And foam pads installed on bracket. Part # LR044464
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    Open to Suggestions

    You can put the hood in service mode for more room. Disconnect the hood struts and flip the hood vertical. Then flip the locking tabs into place.
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    code P2096

    Try running some BG 44K in a couple tanks of fuel. Stuff really works.
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    steering clunk: upper U-Joint?

    You can try retracting or extending the steering wheel and see if the slack changes.
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    Noise coming from left rear area

    Could be a rock in the brake backing plate. Seen that before.
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    Noise coming from left rear area

    When the braking friction material separates from the brake shoe, the material can get jammed on the drum. This can make the rotor difficult to remove. Wheel bearing noises can be ruled out by driving the vehicle and swerving left to right. See if the noise changes.
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    Noise coming from left rear area

    Could be brake shoes delaminating.
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    Discovery LR5 Air Suspension Issue

    You're welcome. The earth is round for a reason. Whatever you put out, comes right back around.
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    Looking for a good trailer brake controller for my 2012 LR4

    They are all compatible with the OEM wiring. RedArc is more compact.

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