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rattly Member Since: 15 Oct 2016 Location: Cotswolds Posts: 42 |
Hi all,
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15th Oct 2016 6:40pm |
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RRPhil Member Since: 22 Aug 2011 Location: Blackburn, Lancashire Posts: 963 |
I would say low battery voltage and/or a faulty transfer box shift motor potentiometer. Doesn’t sound like a transmission issue to me.
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15th Oct 2016 6:49pm |
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rattly Member Since: 15 Oct 2016 Location: Cotswolds Posts: 42 |
Hi Phil,
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15th Oct 2016 6:57pm |
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RRPhil Member Since: 22 Aug 2011 Location: Blackburn, Lancashire Posts: 963 |
The shift motors are just plug-n-play, they aren't coded to the ECU/vehicle.
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15th Oct 2016 7:05pm |
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RRPhil Member Since: 22 Aug 2011 Location: Blackburn, Lancashire Posts: 963 |
Oh, and just check that you don't have a fuse installed in position 37
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15th Oct 2016 7:14pm |
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Weejock Member Since: 30 Dec 2011 Location: UK Posts: 417 |
Transfer box motors are now being refurbed (including a new poteniometer) for a more sensible price and with a years warranty.
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15th Oct 2016 9:31pm |
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axle Member Since: 28 Oct 2007 Location: Perth Perth the end of the Earth Posts: 2964 |
Considering the problems people have experienced in the past trying to fix this isue thats excellent news , well found I know that address can't go in the Wiki but it needs to be stored somewhere doesn't it ? 2008 MY Supercharged Rimini Red / Jet four zone climate remote park heater and no ugly kid windows. magnus satis quod turpis satis |
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16th Oct 2016 12:46am |
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Weejock Member Since: 30 Dec 2011 Location: UK Posts: 417 |
Just to give hopefully all the answers regarding the Transfer Box motor (2002-2006) have a look here:
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16th Oct 2016 10:17am |
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rattly Member Since: 15 Oct 2016 Location: Cotswolds Posts: 42 |
No fuse in 37, thank god, that would have been embarrassing!
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16th Oct 2016 11:03am |
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mr_spock Member Since: 07 Apr 2016 Location: Welwyn, Hertfordshire Posts: 311 |
I suspect a new one will have the same problem if the battery voltage is down. If you turn the ignition on with your window open you should hear the motor move a little as it finds it's position. The other thing you can check is whether (with battery voltage good) you can shift into and out of low range. Repeatedly.
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16th Oct 2016 12:59pm |
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rattly Member Since: 15 Oct 2016 Location: Cotswolds Posts: 42 |
Hi,
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16th Oct 2016 2:01pm |
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mr_spock Member Since: 07 Apr 2016 Location: Welwyn, Hertfordshire Posts: 311 |
If you can go in and of of low reliably, I'd be looking at the voltage. However, a scan with a RR specific scanner may give you more info (I'm not sure about that).
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16th Oct 2016 2:10pm |
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Haylands Member Since: 04 Mar 2014 Location: East Yorkshire Posts: 8195 |
Diagnostic units won't pinpoint battery drain...
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16th Oct 2016 3:18pm |
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rattly Member Since: 15 Oct 2016 Location: Cotswolds Posts: 42 |
No coolant loss at all, might see if I can get a LR scan?? |
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16th Oct 2016 3:47pm |
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