I am having trouble getting my Land Rover to start up. Normally if the car has been sitting still for a couple hours and I try to start it back up it will do fine, but when I turn the engine off and go back a few minutes later it wont start. It will make a sound like it's trying to rev up but never does, almost like it's not getting enough "juice" to the engine. My mechanic didn't see any leakage problems, and it wasn't over heating because it had plenty antifreeze in it. He said it might be the anti-theft lock on the key that might be adding to it not wanting to start up, but that doesn't make sense entirely considering that it seems to have its own mind of when it chooses to start up. The anti-theft lock theory seems to work sometimes, but it still doesn't always start up. Often times I wait 2 or more hours and the car will finally decide to start.

SOURCE: LAND ROVER DISCOVERI 1995

The radio codes are only available from the dealer, you will need to goto your nearest dealer with your registration, they will type your vin# in there system and give you the code.
hope this helps

JPTCAT

SOURCE: ABS LIGHT ON, SHIFT LOCKED, NO BRAKE LIGHT.

If your brake lights don't work Its because you blew the fuse  which Is located In the main fuse panel under steering wheel.  Without break lights your rover will fire up nice but wont shift out of park until you replace the fuse.  If your ABS Is acting up It Is also an easy fix.  Disconnect the ABS from each wheel.  You still got all wheel disc breaks that work great but no ABS.  Your other option is  thousands of $$.  If your breaks are weak check your master cylinder and make sure you got enough fluid and that you are not loosing the fluid.  If you notice you are leaking brake fluid because you have to keep filling it up but cannot find a leak anywhere.  I bet I know where It is.  Check your rear break lines and make sure one of them didn't get caught in your rear springs and pinched ever so slightly when you were doing dounuts In the snow.
Good luck,

SOURCE: problem with my land rover discovery

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SOURCE: radio codes

the code is usually located on a sticker in the glove box. If not you going to have to remove the radio, get the serial number and call a dealership.

SOURCE: Losing antifreeze, but I see no leakage on the

If you are loosing radiator water/antifreeze and you see 'white' smoke out of your exhaust then it is likely that you are seeing steam: this usually indicates that you have a blown cylinder head gasket or have a cracked ylinder head: both situation will cause overheating of your engine. You can also check this situation by waiting until the engine is COLD, opening the radiator cap, refill with clean radiator fluid/water, restart the engine and see if the water as seen in the radiator is violently bubbling. Another condition before even starting the car again is if you see oil/white-brown staining in the radiator fluid caused by cracked cylinder head or gaskets letting engine oil in the radiator circuit. In any case, it is a critical sitation and you should get it checked and fixed immediately.
Hope it helps and please let me know if I have assessed the correct situation.