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Alarm just going off intermittantly, doors lock.
I had the same problem with my 2009 Range Rover Sport. Changed the Hood Sensor, problem went away.- london903
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Bleeding the brakes . . .
Brake hoses Mike, Have you ever exchanged the rubber brake hoses with the steel braided hoses? Is it worth the extra cost? Tony -
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Bleeding the brakes . . .
I would recommend flushing the brake system, old brake fluid can cause soggy brakes. Bleeding manually is not difficult. Take all four tires, with truck on jack stands. Follow the bleed sequence listed in the Discovery 2 Workshop Manual. You will need a 2nd person to pump the brake pedal while... -
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Discovery 2 Missfiring, stalling and wont start
Disco 2 I had the exact same problem. I replaced the Crankshaft Position Sensor for Land Rover Discovery II, not a difficult job. crank sensor is in a tough location. Change the sensor in April, I have not had a stall, misfire or not start since the replacement. Tony -
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2002 Discovery
Donny, I had a similar problem this past spring with my 2002, Disco. The problem was Crankshaft Position Sensor for Land Rover Discovery II. It not very expensive, (under $40 from a Land Rover Dealer). And although not a difficult job, it is tough to get to the part. My Disco has never stalled... -
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Crank Shaft Position Sensor installed - STARTS GOOD
2002 Discovery 2 Lee, Thanks, Through trial an error, I installed the crankshaft position sensor on my Disco SE Series. I followed your suggestions and accessed the connection from the top. Again, you need small to medium hands because the harness to the connector is very short. It's...
