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A.Pires



Member Since: 02 Dec 2016
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Portugal 2002 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Zambezi Silver
Ignition fault

Hi all
I had that problem with the ignition switch that wont turn. Since then, I use that mod with the fuse 18. I read somewhere that some people use emulators to bypass the ignition. I saw some emulators on Aliexpress for several brands except for Range Rover. There is one for the BMW Series 3 and 5 for 30€. Someone had the experience with this?
There is a company in Turkey who sell dedicated RR 2001-2009 (BMW ideology) for 80€
Thanks for your attention

Post #611271 1st Nov 2021 9:56am
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Haylands



Member Since: 04 Mar 2014
Location: East Yorkshire
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England 2014 Range Rover Autobiography SDV8 Loire Blue

Never heard of one that actually worked on a fatty, hopefully someone has and can point you in the right direction...

The column is not the same as the BMW's of that era so I guess the electrics are different as well...Thumbs Up Pete
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vs322



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Greece 2004 Range Rover HSE 4.4 V8 Java Black
Re: Ignition fault

Yes, it works, at least for 2002 to 2008; their claimed MY range of 01-09 is wrong. I have one currently installed on mine. I had ordered it as backup when I had my lock repaired. Finally decided to fit it and preserve the lock which is not an absolutely necessary feature anyway...

For peace of mind:

Should you decide to fit one of those, if you can, have the lock work first i.e lock and unlock before unplugging it.

I found that a good whack with a rubber mallet on the steering lock box did the trick when mine was sticking...

Post #611630 4th Nov 2021 8:18pm
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