hahaha Scarey your clearly not reading it correctly or im not getting it over proply.

In order of sequence.

I got the message

Took it to LR

LR say no fault code but a live reading saying LOW PRESSURE TO ACTUATOR

LR say they DONT KNOW WHAT IS CAUSING IT

Independant confirms there is a live message but dont want to touch it as they dont know what they are doing.

My problem is not solved, im still getting the message and landrover have given it me back as they are unable to detect why it is causing it.

So my question is

DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT COULD BE CAUSING IT ???????? 2007 TDV8 Vogue SE

I would guess that as you're on page 2 of posts no one knows what the answer to your problem is.

If the Land Rover dealer is unable to help you then really what chance have we got? If you've taken it to one dealer and they are no help then my only suggestion would be - take it to another dealer? Perhaps one that knows what they are doing!?

I'm sure you've already googled the message, and suggested to your garage that they check the vacuum pipes to the waste-gate and the wast-gate itself? 

I didnt think of the waste gate if im honest i did check the turbo and intercooler pipes. Problem i have is that its a chain of land rover dealers so all the same conpany ! Spain sucks for cars im gonna get rid and get a Seat ! 2007 TDV8 Vogue SE

David wrote:

Spain sucks for cars im gonna get rid and get a Seat !

Surely it would be better to just live in a country that doesnt suck? 

dan_uk_1984 wrote:

David wrote:

Spain sucks for cars im gonna get rid and get a Seat !

Surely it would be better to just live in a country that doesnt suck?

My 2007 TDV8 has just started doing this...did you ever get to the bottom of it? Aloha!

Did anyone get to the bottom of this problem as this flashed up on mine when accelerating no loss of power or anything just a bong then the message disappeared
Cheers

I had the codes read and it pointed to the actuators for the turbos... So was quoted £5k to replace both!!

Got a second opinion and they jacked the car up and lubricated the actuator arm... Left it and did it again & the message went away! £80 cash job done.

Turns out the actuators attract road muck and need regular exercise to keep moving freely... So we have to floor it on every slip road, etc, etc. Oh the hardship!! Aloha!

So where be them actuator arms located then ?

Guessing No 4 ?

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Looks a good bet... I let the garage do what they are best at... 😁 Aloha!