IIRC, the starting then stopping a few seconds later is related to the immobilizer.
It was quite a common complaint when the Puma first came out so I'm surprised a LR dealer wouldn't know about it so maybe it's not related after all.
Gday all,
2.4 puma 90,40k service before i set of from perth.had ecu upgrade for a bit more power etc.Done 7500 ks and now in Hervey bay.
Car had no extra to little power,did up to 22 ltrs for 100ks,exhaust nearly destroyed mud flap.Drove ok all the way over 10 days and always started ok.checked all hoses for wear and tear,splits etc and just took it to LR in hervey bay,started it to pull it in workshop to do a diagnose thing and it runs for 10 seconds then stops,nothing on throttle at all.Starts again and same 10 seconds.
Im moved frow wa to qld for work and need to get to Brissie for work soon.
Bit worried and stressed bout it all,has the ecu re map ****ed up,has this gone wrong or other so...
Anyone that may be able to help with what the go could be is realy appreciated to get me out of the ****.
If its ok you can call me on 0405040555 or email me adamsw@live.com.au
Thanks all fellow landy lovers for help in advance.
Cheers.
Adam
IIRC, the starting then stopping a few seconds later is related to the immobilizer.
It was quite a common complaint when the Puma first came out so I'm surprised a LR dealer wouldn't know about it so maybe it's not related after all.
Scott
My guess also immobilizer but its only a guess. The dealer should be able to fix it.
I would be reverting to an original ECU if you can, even if just ot eliminate the possibility
Chris Thorpe
Workshop Foreman/Customer Relations Manager
British Off Road
Ph: 07 5445 1094
Fax: 07 5445 5188
P O Box 413, Buderim Qld 4556
7069 Chevallum Road, Forest Glen, Qld 4556
www.britishoffroad.com
Another option, very good people and relatively close to Hervey Bay
By all means get a Defender. If you get a good one, you'll be happy. If you get a bad one, you'll become a philosopher.
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When the immobiliser is activated, they tend to run then stop after about 1 second rather than 10 seconds. Would be worth checking though, try simply locking and unlocking with the remote button which resets the immobiliser. Also check all the fuses under the driver's seat, if one of the central locking looms has chafed or broken they can blow one of the fuses that powers the immobiliser.
I think I read lock unlock 3 times for reset.
Good luck mate.
Good luck with it, please let us know what the problem was.
Erich
Something to remember for all guys running remaps...
ALWAYS restore the original map before taking it to a Land Rover dealer or indy repairer that runs diagnostics able to rewrite the ECU.
The guys from Bell Auto Services told me that if the diagnostics tries to read and correct an error or fault code, it has a very good chance in scrambling your ECU and it will pretty much be cactus (as in completely fried - need a new blank one $$$$).
Certainly hope this is not the case with yours mate, but see if you can flash the original map back as per AndyG's suggestion.
I've religiously flashed the original map back every time anyone other than myself touched my car.
Cheers,
Lou
Could it be a simple case of the batteries in the keyfob need replacing?
Try disconnecting the battery for 10 mins then connect it again and see how that goes.
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