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Phil B
Member Since: 12 Apr 2005
Location: Amersham, UK - gone to the country!
Posts: 93
 
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| First service - what should I get checked? |
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Guys
Car's nearly a year old and I've been told by it that it wants a service in about three weeks. I wanted to know if there's anyhting I shoudl get them to check, over and above the following:-
Low Coolant Warning
Funny clicking from passenger door when opening
Sat Nav screen doesn't always dim at night
Headlight sesnors put lights on in the daytime
Intermittent PDC system
On start up, intermittent over-run of starter motor that causes abit of a graunching sound
"Wooden dash" falling off!
Anything I've missed? What should I expect to pay for the service?
Does anyone have an opinion on Stratstone Land Rover High Wycombe or Chipperfield Land Rover, Kings Langley? I bought the car when Ilived in London and don't therefore have any experience of the local dealers where I now live.
Thanks in advance..... Java TDV6 HSE with Alpaca and a few other fancy bits
BMW C1 200 with too many options to list and the world's worst image
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 10th Feb 2006 11:12 am |
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FlOwner
Member Since: 30 Jul 2005
Location: Florida
Posts: 41
  
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| Re: First service - what should I get checked? |
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Have them check tire wear on the inside edge. Some dealears will replace tires on a prorated and do the alingment for free. You my have to make a stink but many LR3s have this problem.
Also if you haven't go into off road height. and then drive normally this may produce a suspension fault.
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| 10th Feb 2006 4:00 pm |
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Doc R
Member Since: 04 Feb 2006
Location: Lincoln
Posts: 7
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Has your PDC always been intermittant? If so, the PDC control unit needs to recieve a "vehicle stationary" signal after handbrake released before PDC will operate, if vehicle moved quickly after reverse selected, PDC will some times not engage. There is a modified ECU which does not need to recieve this signal.
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| 15th Feb 2006 8:53 pm |
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steveho
Member Since: 07 Jan 2006
Location: lincoln
Posts: 74
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sounds like good advice DOCR
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| 18th Feb 2006 11:57 pm |
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Vectis
Member Since: 25 Jan 2006
Location: Isle of Wight
Posts: 94
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My Starter was over running as well and then last week it clicked and wouldn't start, after a couple of attempts it was ok but I went to the dealer and they had it in two days later and fitted a new one last week and this one doesn't seem to overrun, mind you I had a funny noise today and popped up the dealers on the way home and its going in next week for a new power steering pump, they reckon I'm trying to get a new car out of them bit by bit.
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| 2nd Mar 2006 6:14 pm |
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10forcash
Member Since: 09 Jun 2005
Location: Ubique
Posts: 16534
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Vectis & Phil B,
There is a software fix for Starter motor re-engaging
TSB LA303-006
"A customer may report a concern of a noise from the starter motor during engine cranking.
Cause: A software calibration error is not detecting that the engine has started when cranking and attempts to re-engage the starter motor.
Action: Should a customer express concern regarding the above, refer to the Service Procedure detailed in this bulletin."
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| 2nd Mar 2006 6:21 pm |
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