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AndrewS
Tarquin of the Desert
Member Since: 06 May 2005
Location: Y...... because I can
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Having a new steering rack fitted today along with:- 2 new headlights as mine have fogged up, PDC looked at as it works intermittently, the handle/release leaver for the retractable cover in the boot is broken and a fix for the hot foot syndrome. In the Beginning there was nothing, which exploded.
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 7th Dec 2005 4:41 pm |
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Slimer
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Location: Last Exit to Nowhere
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Can you get as much detail as possible on the hot foot fix, my dealer claims that it's normal (as do Land Rover apparently) so I need to be able to put them right
Cheers
Si The End
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| 7th Dec 2005 5:30 pm |
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AndrewS
Tarquin of the Desert
Member Since: 06 May 2005
Location: Y...... because I can
Posts: 10442
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Slimer wrote:Can you get as much detail as possible on the hot foot fix, my dealer claims that it's normal (as do Land Rover apparently) so I need to be able to put them right
Cheers
Si
Will do. They sorted it for me last year, it returned to the hot foot setting when the compressor was changed last month. I should collect my car tomorrow I will get as much info as I can and pass it on. In the Beginning there was nothing, which exploded.
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| 7th Dec 2005 5:40 pm |
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BN
Member Since: 18 Mar 2005
Location: Here
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Slimer wrote:Can you get as much detail as possible on the hot foot fix, my dealer claims that it's normal (as do Land Rover apparently) so I need to be able to put them right
Cheers
Si
Must say the hot foot syndrome is not right, but I quite like it as it is the gas pedal foot and that can't be moved so easily where the other can. The repair is to bend the flap a little with a soldering iron I think.
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| 7th Dec 2005 6:15 pm |
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Slimer
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The fix will be to the reprogram the HEVAC ECU so it will blow warm air out of the higher vents too when set on automatic. It manages to do it fine with cold air! The End
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| 7th Dec 2005 6:29 pm |
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BN
Member Since: 18 Mar 2005
Location: Here
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Slimer wrote:The fix will be to the reprogram the HEVAC ECU so it will blow warm air out of the higher vents too when set on automatic. It manages to do it fine with cold air!
Yes, but thete is another physical fix to maintain the lower heat, but redirect the air slightly.
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| 7th Dec 2005 6:36 pm |
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AndrewS
Tarquin of the Desert
Member Since: 06 May 2005
Location: Y...... because I can
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The Fix still allows warm/hot air to the lower vents if required it does not stop the warm/hot air totally. In the Beginning there was nothing, which exploded.
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| 7th Dec 2005 7:46 pm |
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LR3_Magic
Member Since: 01 Jan 2005
Location: The Woodlands, Texas USA
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Can you provide any more info on your steering problems? I notice play in my steering and had it in the dealership for a check, but they say everything is normal. I only notice the play at low speed. I have a 2005 LR3 HSE7.
Thanks, '05 LR3 HSE7
Alveston Red/Black
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| 10th Dec 2005 1:48 pm |
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AndrewS
Tarquin of the Desert
Member Since: 06 May 2005
Location: Y...... because I can
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Had the rack changed which made a difference but still getting a rattly knock. The dealer has now ordered a new anti roll bar. In the Beginning there was nothing, which exploded.
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| 19th Dec 2005 1:25 pm |
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