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The fob batteries were fine (red light came on)
I couldn't remember the procedure for syncing the fob in the door, but I know a 2001 will sync at position 2 so I just stuck the key in and started it. After about 1 second of "Engine Disabled" it started right up.

It seems that tiny fingers have had possession of the remote recently, does it have a rolling code type setup which means it will lose sync after so many button presses away from the vehicle?

These are all good questions! I'll investigate and reply as soon as I can.
Thank you!

Folks,
my wife has failed to start the Range Rover again!
I'm not infront of the vehice right now (being at work) but...
If you can't open the car on the remote and then open it with the key would you expect the alarm the chirp? (and then do it again when you close the door?)
She bottled out and didn't want to try and start the thing in case the sounder went off properly.
Is this likely a case of flat batteries? (they're only about 4 months old)
Or something more sinister?

I really hate diseasal motors. They have their place, but not in something aspiring to comfort. The good news is the BMW 4.4 V8 is ideal for LPG :)

We'd have to question your sanity :)
But otherwise, it'd be great. I look forward to hearing stories of gearbox changes and electrical faults that I know for certain won't occur on any vehicle I own!

I was too scared to buy anything but genuine, but we only have two sensors on the system over here....
You could try one genuine one and see if it helps before going all in?

Did you reset all the adaptive values?

How did you figure out the reserve? My ebay-fu must be weak :(

Here's another red one if you need another option (8d to go, so probably going to cost a lot)

Red Wunz Go Fasterer

Welcome Buzz!
Pull up a stool, it's your round :)

I wouldn't get excited about the lack of OBD connection on an LPG system. It's really there to help get a basic tune on the gas system, not to keep it constantly adjusted.

Yes!
I'll get it in the post today. Sorry for me being tardy in turn :(

But they smell so.. leathery!

Orangebean wrote:

I suspect it'll be a £3k plus car anyway. Too rich for my pocket

Well it didn't sell so you'd better hop over there and haggle!
Looks like a nice machine and the driver's seat looks perfect in the photo.

Not my colour, darling, but I can see you pulling it off ;)

I'd love that 30th, it's been in my Watch List for ages (I can't afford it) but now you've pointed out the exhaust... eww! lopsided.
TBH the Vogue that I've got is the right spec for me. Epsom/Lightstone is my personal favorite, it's the picnic tables in the Anniversary that make it look special and I never sit in the back!

While we're listing our ills.... mine has started sitting down at the front every night. EAS works perfectly otherwise.
Also, my wife reversed it into a tree so there's a nice little dent near the N of RANGE on the tailgate.

I'm with Sloth on this. Autobiography models generally seem to have been "created" by people with more money than taste. If there was an "immortal headgasket" or "Top hat liner" option back in 2001, that would be a different matter :)
A 30th Edition or a Holland and Holland on the other hand... I could get quite silly about one of those. If I had the cash :)

FWIW. mine is plumbed in parallel with the Heater core - tee'd into pipes 21 and 22*. It changes over to LPG very quickly. In fact I'd ideally like it to wait a bit longer as it switches over before the ECU has switched out of cold idle and it goes a bit rough at idle until the temp comes up a bit more but that's just a software tweak. When the coolant is up to temp the heater is nice and warm. It does take a little while to produce heat but I've no reference with an unconverted P38 and with working heated seats (thanks again, Marty) and the electric screen - who cares?

*from memory, I'm 90% sure. Can check if you like

You're not going to get accurate fuelling with a vac leak, even if everything else is perfect. I'd try and fix that first and revisit the MAF if necessary.

You're really really sure there aren't any vacuum leaks anywhere?

y'know.. I was just wondering how to tie it in... Dijon not being far from my folks...
(not that I'm any earthly use at rebuilding engines but I'm sure I could polish things)