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stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35412 |
check the battery and alternator condition first... ... - .- -.
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13th Jan 2021 10:52am |
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Jayk69 Member Since: 08 Feb 2018 Location: Daventry Posts: 601 |
Defiantly start with Battery charge it fully then get it tested for dead cells. Dont just test for charge make sure it is still cranking at full power too. check Alternator too make sure it is giving out enough juice to charge the battery.
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13th Jan 2021 11:19am |
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Ricardo Villa Member Since: 01 Nov 2020 Location: Worcester Posts: 186 |
Jack is spot on, hadn't used mine for a few days and got all the lights/faults on start up, quick run and they all disappeared after stop/restart. 2009 Range Rover Vogue 3.6TDV8, Bournville, Parchment/Navy
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13th Jan 2021 11:46am |
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udnyrangerover Member Since: 20 Sep 2020 Location: aberdeeshire Posts: 13 |
Will be checking tomorrow...in east Kilbride just now and around 4" snow off putting
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14th Jan 2021 4:19pm |
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Dolphinboy Member Since: 07 Dec 2009 Location: Bristol Posts: 3176 |
Check your earth and also whether the connectors are tight enough on the battery poles. they can work loose (or not be tightened up by mechs) and then you get an intermittent elec supply. |
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14th Jan 2021 5:22pm |
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udnyrangerover Member Since: 20 Sep 2020 Location: aberdeeshire Posts: 13 |
Connections good n tight...
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14th Jan 2021 5:37pm |
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udnyrangerover Member Since: 20 Sep 2020 Location: aberdeeshire Posts: 13 |
Well left all lights and cooling fan on for about 25 mns... then tried to start car...spun easily and started immediately.
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15th Jan 2021 3:44pm |
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