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SoggyBottoms



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United Kingdom 2007 Range Rover Vogue Supercharged Zambezi Silver

same as computer says no - disconnect the battery to reset the car
turn it off and turn it on again

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Cam-Tech-Craig



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Soft & Hard battery resets are in the WIKI section sir...

Top right hand corner of this page under the fullfatrr.com logo in the centre Thumbs Up

Post #309935 2nd Feb 2015 11:26am
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United Kingdom 2007 Range Rover Vogue SE TDV8 Java Black

I've just noticed that my passenger side step is also not fully retracting. Tried pulling fuse F61 to reset but it made no difference.

Had a couple of flat batteries lately when I have tried to use the fuel burning heater on remote. Maybe it is a voltage issue, although I put a new battery on last year.

I would be interested to hear what the dealer says when your vehicle goes in.

Post #311397 7th Feb 2015 6:15pm
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Ade66



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That's exactly what's happened to us.... we "tried" using the fuel burning heater a couple of months ago and ended up with a flat battery ! We managed to get it up running again when we called the AA man out and everything seemed ok up until we recently went away for a week and left the car in the airport car park. We came back to another flat battery and the inevitable call to the AA. After he got us jump started yet again, he told us (like on here) to invest in a battery conditioner (he recommended a different one which escapes me) in the meantime, he took us to a landrover dealer and we left the car overnight to have our battery checked and recharged as its an AGM battery. Since this has been done the side step seems to be working ok up to now he says "touching wood". Landrover told us that the car isn't getting a long enough run which is true as my wife only takes it to work and shopping which are only mile trips. So it looks like Im going to get one of those battery charger/conditioners and plug it in once a week like the AA man/Landrover man said.

Post #311402 7th Feb 2015 6:38pm
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United Kingdom 2007 Range Rover Vogue SE TDV8 Java Black

That's useful to know - I may invest in a decent charger. Costco have a Ring 8A smart charger for under £40 at the moment.

Thanks for the info. Still haven't got the FBH working by remote for over 2 minutes though! It starts and gives out the Jet A-1 fuel smell, then winds down and blows cold air. That may also be a battery charge issue as well I suppose.

Post #311406 7th Feb 2015 7:01pm
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Ade66



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Just make sure if you've got an AGM battery then the charger needs to be AGM compatible. Thumbs Up

Post #311409 7th Feb 2015 7:21pm
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Ade66



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Just a quick update.....taken the plunge and just bought one off Ebay this morning. Brand new £94.35. Fingers crossed it resolves a few niggly problems and will keep you guys updated Thumbs Up

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Ade66



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Well just an update on the situation.... Ctec mxs 7.0 pro arrived yesterday. Had it plugged in all night so battery was fully charged this morning..... passanger side step still didn't Censored go in. FFS !! Big Cry

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United Kingdom 2007 Range Rover Vogue SE TDV8 Java Black

Mine seems to have cured itself after a long drive. I think it must be a battery issue. I've switched off the auto interior lights, which might have helped protect the battery voltage (there are a lot of lights in this car!)

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rr driver



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United Kingdom 2011 Range Rover Autobiography 5.0 V8 Santorini Black

I am also having the same issue with the passenger side step. It does seem to go in once the car picks up a little speed. The dealer will be taking the car in next week, so will keep you informed. 2011 5.0SC Santorini Black
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Post #312539 13th Feb 2015 9:38pm
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Ade66



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Ditto....mine goes in after we've set off and got a little speed up so please do keep me informed on your outcome, it'll be appreciated.

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Michael27



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United Kingdom 2011 Range Rover Vogue SE 4.4 V8 Fuji White

I see your location as South Yorkshire, have you tried Maltings in Westwoodside?. They are my local indie and sorted my deployable step problem out in no time.

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webber



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United Kingdom 2010 Range Rover Vogue SE TDV8 Santorini Black

Cam-Tech-Craig wrote:
How does the motor sound (compared to the drivers side?)

Smooth & quiet or like its full of grit & grinding?


Sorry for a thread hijack, but my passenger side step is making quite a grinding noise. I'm going to grease all the moving parts again to see if it improve but after reading the comment above I'm wondering if it could be the motor itself.

Is it common for the motor to start grinding? Can anything be done to fix it or is it a new motor?

Thanks
Adam

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Garyfax



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England 2009 Range Rover Vogue SE TDV8 Santorini Black

Was this problem ever resolved. I have exactly the same problem on my passenger side step. It goes in half way and then comes back out. If I help it it will go all the way back. Any ideas folks?

Post #355988 9th Nov 2015 7:10pm
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Michael27



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United Kingdom 2011 Range Rover Vogue SE 4.4 V8 Fuji White

Exactly the same problem I had. Mine turned out to be damaged wiring into the motor, an easy fix.

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