Hi everyone,
since having a flat battery i have noticed that I am still suffering a few niggles.

1) I have to reset the date each day. Time is stored ok, as are other things like storing the current radio station or which cd is playing and which track are all saved ok.
2) My GPS needs to re-establish connections with satellites each day. This takes a few minutes.

Any ideas?
Thanks
Mark

Last edited by uzp315 on 14th May 2018 7:29am. Edited 1 time in total

please fill in your car profile so we know which year you have.. ... - .- -.




Y. O. L. O.
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Hi Stan,
I used the drop down lists in teh "My Range Rover" part of my profile, and added the vehicle information when I first joined - do I need to select something like "always include my signature"?

It is a 2007, 3.6TDV8 VSE

Thanks,
Mark

only filling in the fields is necessary, this is mine,

as for your question,

start with a battery disconnection and reconnect remembering to set the steering parameters..details how are in the wiki. ... - .- -.




Y. O. L. O.
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Hello Stan,
thanks. Yes, I filled in those fields when I registered. Honest

My local Land Rover body shop is going to clear down the faults for me tomorrow and check battery health. I'll do the reset after that if it still persists. They are a really supportive and helpful outfit - Sturgess in Broughton Astley. They repainted the roof for me, and since the time I had a flat battery have been very supportive. I dont think they caused any issues, but have put in quite a bit of time FOC helping me with the post flat-battery gremlins. Lovely people.

To get the icon to appear you must pick a colour

Thanks. All done.

There was a fault, "Lost comms with instrument cluster" - which was logged when I pulled fuses to trace the battery drain. Having the fault cleared has resolved the date not being saved.