Is it possible to disable it with a Rovercom, i had my alarm disabled
with it becuse it kept going off on its own , i found the problem but
who takes any notice of a alarm..
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I suggest you to change that. Because very initially it makes problem. I found a site they are providing best Land Rover Range Rover part. It may be help ful for you.
hi i have just had he same problem with my V8 p38 try cheaking your crank shaft senser we have just taken ours out and cleaned it up with carb cleaner and it works fine
Hi,
This also happened to my P38, parked at night ok and next morning nothing.
I had a BBS faultmate which when connected told me that 'the engine ecu had not received the code from the BeCu in the specified time'.
I'd had enough by this time and sold the car and the new owner send both these ecus away to get reprogrammed (at a cost).
This may or may not be your problem, it could be an immobiliser fault but being a P38 (loved mine by the way despite all it's foilbles!!) it could be any one of a number of things.
Really without diagnostics your p***ing into the wind with a lot of the faults in a P38 I'm sorry to say.
Sorry not to be more of a help and good luck with it.
Iain
hi im having the similar problem with my range rover p38 2.5td , i was on my way home i went from 3rd to 4th and then when i went to 5th the pedal went straight to the floor and it wont go into gear as there is no bite on the pedal at all. i thought it would need bleeding so i did so and nothing happened can anyone help.
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