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ATB Member Since: 13 Jun 2024 Location: UK Posts: 3 |
L460 Range Rover Heated Steering Wheel Fault, Turns Off After 20 Minutes and Won't Turn Back On (For googling purposes).
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13th Jun 2024 6:42am |
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ATB Member Since: 13 Jun 2024 Location: UK Posts: 3 |
It may be that not many other people have it on as much as me, but just because you don't see it as a fault it doesn't mean it isn't one!
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13th Jun 2024 9:24pm |
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Autobiography Member Since: 10 May 2011 Location: UK Posts: 923 |
You’ll need to pickup with LR then. If they aren’t saying it’s a fault, you aren’t going to get very far…particularly if they’ve already changed the steering wheel once and it’s the same. |
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15th Jun 2024 6:14pm |
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CS Member Since: 14 Apr 2015 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 1385 |
No personal experience of this, but I see that if one goes into Eco Mode that automatically switches the heated wheel off, might the car be putting itself into Eco Mode (assuming you have not selected that mode) e.g. due to a software fault?
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15th Jun 2024 10:02pm |
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ATB Member Since: 13 Jun 2024 Location: UK Posts: 3 |
Thank you for the helpful suggestion, I don't think it is that though as it happens on the motorway when I haven't changed anything and I haven't seen any change of mode flash up or anything.
It's not the same, it worked properly for a few weeks and now is broken again, as I said, presumably it is some design fault with the thermostat, as there are other people saying they're having this problem in the link I posted above so I'm not the only one. It was also just one of the girls on the service desk saying she thought that's how it's meant to be when she clearly has no idea! When I pushed them last time they finally admitted it was a fault and the same will happen again. They can't deny that it being a "one use" heating wheel is not the way it is intended to operate. |
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16th Jun 2024 9:41am |
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Hoyboy Member Since: 21 Oct 2021 Location: London Posts: 68 |
Hi did you manage to get this sorted? I got my car in the summer so didn’t have much use for the heated steering function. Now it’s winter I’ve noticed that the steering wheels gets really warm and then after about 40 minutes it basically turns off like yours and goes cold.
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4th Jan 2025 9:41pm |
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Westminster Member Since: 23 Mar 2017 Location: UK Posts: 138 |
After taking the Tech out on a test drive in November they finally admitted there was still a problem (tech could see the car's brain in real time and it thought the wheel was on when the light was off and sometimes the button had no effect on what the car though the wheel was doing) and after lots of talking to LR Technical Assist they are waiting for the part to arrive which is meant to be next week I think.
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4th Jan 2025 10:20pm |
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Hoyboy Member Since: 21 Oct 2021 Location: London Posts: 68 |
Hey thanks for getting back to me.
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4th Jan 2025 11:07pm |
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Westminster Member Since: 23 Mar 2017 Location: UK Posts: 138 |
No other problems apart from the odd "emergency braking not available" or something which is quite rare and clears itself on restart. Probably a dirty sensor.
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4th Jan 2025 11:42pm |
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Hoyboy Member Since: 21 Oct 2021 Location: London Posts: 68 |
It’s not good enough really with price of the car. You’d think they would have sorted the time frame for waiting for parts by now.
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5th Jan 2025 5:43pm |
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