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jonny gogo



Member Since: 03 Nov 2013
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2007 Range Rover Sport TDV8 Autobiography Bali Blue
Car is going crazy is it a Battery issue !!

Can anyone help iv just replaced my steering wheel on sport for new one I disconnected battery for 15 mins to de activate air bag removed all parts replaced steering wheel with new one connected everything back re attached the battery everything seemed ok few hours later the car alarm started going off and all central locking was going crazy opening and closing so I tested battery i Big Cry t was down on volts so I replaced battery with new one and still my car is doing some crazy stuff can anyone point me in right direction to fix problem .?

Post #401576 Sat Nov 09 2013 7:40pm
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drdelrrs



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United Kingdom 2012 Range Rover Sport 3.0 TDV6 HSE Lux Orkney Grey

Almost all systems communicate through the instrument cluster/assembly and if the battery voltage is low this will cause the 'Christmas tree' effect with the warning lights.

Disconnect your battery and charge it then reconnect - with any luck it will all reset. Sunroof, windows etc may need recalibrating.

Post #401578 Sat Nov 09 2013 7:44pm
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jonny gogo



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Iv just replaced it with new battery so why would I need to charge battery
.?

Post #401579 Sat Nov 09 2013 7:45pm
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jonny gogo



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Iv just seen on net that I may need to take it to Landrover to get re coded what's your thoughts ?

Post #401580 Sat Nov 09 2013 7:47pm
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Andrew



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If it was all fine before replacing steering wheel, have you put it back together properly? What was the reason for replacing steering wheel? 5.0 Ltr Superchrged RRS2, Chile Red, Sideways out of junctions!
TDV8 HST Stornaway on a 08.. remapped.. now gone and replaced, was a mighty fine car..
4.2 SC First Edition when they first came out, quick car!

Post #401594 Sat Nov 09 2013 10:00pm
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jonny gogo



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Yes tried replacing it with old one makes no difference ! Replaced it because I got new one from Kahn

Post #401596 Sat Nov 09 2013 10:03pm
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flack



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Nothing needs recoding, are you sure the new battery is fully charged, unless the wiring is wrong just changing the wheel should not cause any problems.. try a hard reset and see if that fixes it, and also what is the alternator pumping ot volts wise..

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Post #401598 Sat Nov 09 2013 10:14pm
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jonny gogo



Member Since: 03 Nov 2013
Location: Darlington
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Hi flack
Iv had one of my lads in work shop look at it and all voltage is correct even took it out on long drive with everything switched off and got back to yard pressed key fob to lock car within 3/5 mins it started going crazy plugged in computer and only fault code was Body control unit lost memory so that's why I'm thinking I need to get Landrover to code it in !

Please advise

Cheers

Post #401600 Sat Nov 09 2013 10:26pm
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jonny gogo



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Flack what's hard reset ? Taking battery leads off tap them together and then re attach ?

Post #401601 Sat Nov 09 2013 10:28pm
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flack



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Yes thats it, but if you are getting that error code about bcm it has some how corrupted something, I think you might need to sync the ipack with the bcm to get rid of the error. The only thing I can think of is the battery was low when you reconnected it and this caused your problem.

http://www.disco3.co.uk/wiki/Hard_Reset

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Post #401603 Sat Nov 09 2013 10:44pm
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jonny gogo



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Cheers flack I'll take it to Landrover and see what they say

Post #401604 Sat Nov 09 2013 10:49pm
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Ferrar



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Hi Jonny
I change my battery recently as I was constantly getting transmission errors on the dash, cause battery could not maintain >12 volts for the computers. Anyway I took it to my local garage who reset the errors messages and everything is OK now.

Post #402747 Mon Nov 18 2013 7:17pm
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