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philip1972



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France 2006 Range Rover Autobiography 4.2 SC V8 Java Black
Quite urgent, stuck on French motorway.

2006 4.2 supercharged.

A few weeks ago, i was getting P2601 coolant pump circuit.

Having read all about the wiring issue, I bought a new pump and fitted it, checked the wiring was correct when putting it back and all seemed well.

But today towing i got the same warning!

Any clues what it could be now?

Thanks!

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dingg1



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2007 Range Rover Vogue SE 4.2 SC V8 Stornoway Grey

https://www.obd-codes.com/p2601

Some trouble shooting guide here

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a quick google comes up with this..hope it helps,

P2601 is typically set because of electrical (CP-A circuit) issues but can be caused by mechanical issues, such as a mechanically stuck impeller on the electrically driven coolant pump. Both electrical and mechanical issues cannot be overlooked in the troubleshooting stage, especially when dealing with an intermittent problem.

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philip1972



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Thanks.

Water pump is new and gauge has never moved a mm, so I am confident that if the engine waterpump was knackered, it would have started to heat up....especially up and 10km steep motorway hill with the horsebox on the back.

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