This reminds me of the "high idle post" .....I will stop there .. I have more to say but better keep the old mouth shut.
Tab it sounds like you *could* have a problem. Probably should have Dad help you or someone else or @ the very least buy a workshop manual or TAKE IT TO A REPAIR shop that deals with Land Rovers. It is hard to work under the Rover and it is very heavy as well. Be safe and Please Be careful ..If I were you have it towed or find a mechanic that can help.
Melissa
1998 D1
2000 Honda Civic
FWIW: "I just wanted to try to fix it myself and learn before taking it into someone." I wanted to do the same thing with my Rover Tab...However re-mapping an ECU with RovaCom was not something that I could do myself. Go to the shop and watch when they fix it..That way next time you will have a grasp on it .
Tab it sounds like you *could* have a problem. Probably should have Dad help you or someone else or @ the very least buy a workshop manual or TAKE IT TO A REPAIR shop that deals with Land Rovers. It is hard to work under the Rover and it is very heavy as well. Be safe and Please Be careful ..If I were you have it towed or find a mechanic that can help.
Melissa
1998 D1
2000 Honda Civic
FWIW: "I just wanted to try to fix it myself and learn before taking it into someone." I wanted to do the same thing with my Rover Tab...However re-mapping an ECU with RovaCom was not something that I could do myself. Go to the shop and watch when they fix it..That way next time you will have a grasp on it .
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