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mike 90 RR
20th April 2010, 12:06 AM
I think I'm in a bit of a pickle ... I have lost the central locking remote to my 93 Rangie .... I think I lost it at the shopping centre today ... I'm going to their office tomorrow (Tuesday) & If I can't find them, then I am going to have to replace it

So the Q would be ... can you just pull one "Central locking unit" from a 90RRC ... or a wrecked 93RRC .... and plug into a 93RRC? (plug & play)

Mike
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Rangier Rover
20th April 2010, 12:12 AM
Possibly:confused: When this happend to me, I just went to auto barn and purchased a universal remote and actuator kit and stuck it in the right hand door. Works a treat but the immobiliser and alarm are no more:(

mike 90 RR
20th April 2010, 12:30 AM
I don't want the immobiliser side .... cause knowing my luck, They would break down in the middle of the bush ....

I recon it would be plug,n play ... ??


BTW ... Good timing on this happening,:mad: ... cause Im just about to res-erect that "Borg Trans Case thread" of mine again and go the whole hog of a Auto with LT230 swap .... into my green 90 RR ....





Someone bought a whole 97 Disco :D
Has a Motor Too ... :D
& has Electric leather seats ...


So hence, the great timing on the remote bit ....;) ... as it is the ride I'll be using while my green one is off the road

Rangier Rover
20th April 2010, 12:46 AM
I don't want the immobiliser side .... cause knowing my luck, They would break down in the middle of the bush ....

I recon it would be plug,n play ... ??


BTW ... Good timing on this happening,:mad: ... cause Im just about to res-erect that "Borg Trans Case thread" of mine again and go the whole hog of a Auto with LT230 swap .... into my green 90 RR ....





Someone bought a whole 97 Disco :D
Has a Motor Too ... :D
& has Electric leather seats ...


So hence, the great timing on the remote bit ....;) ... as it is the ride I'll be using while my green one is off the road

No harm in trying it:D Be interesting and I think likely. Surely Land Rover weren't cruel enough to change this set up year to year:D

Sounds like some one has a very worth wile project coming up:D

mike 90 RR
20th April 2010, 12:55 AM
No harm in trying it:D Be interesting and I think likely. Surely Land Rover weren't cruel enough to change this set up year to year:D

Mmm .. In retrospect .... The 93 rangie has those air pressure sensors on the rear view mirror .. where as the 90 does not ... So this has my head scratching a bit on compatibility ... But I do have a slight chance of a "93 Donor" .....



Sounds like some one has a very worth wile project coming up:D

I hope so .... I have just suffered the humiliation of driving home in a borrowed 79ish Mazda 121 station wagon rust bucket .... ;)

The radio was "Flash" tho ... :p

PhilipA
20th April 2010, 08:34 AM
Up to 92 RRC Vogue had an aftermarket "Repeller" alarm and remote combined so no use looking earlier than 93.

Regards Philip A

Scouse
20th April 2010, 09:56 AM
Any RR with a Repeller alarm system is a dealer fitted accessory. Trivetts had a Repeller guy fitting these full time.

Any working classic RR remote (or 1995MY ES Disco) can be used on your RR. There is a procedure to follow but it's quite easily done.

Just make sure the replacement is the correct frequency (315MHz I believe).

BigJon
20th April 2010, 10:50 AM
BTW ... Good timing on this happening,:mad: ... cause Im just about to res-erect that "Borg Trans Case thread" of mine again and go the whole hog of a Auto with LT230 swap .... into my green 90 RR ....


Does this mean you don't want mine any more?

PhilipA
20th April 2010, 11:33 AM
Any RR with a Repeller alarm system is a dealer fitted accessory. Trivetts had a Repeller guy fitting these full time.



I was told by the Repeller guy ( German tech who has been there since Adam was a boy and actually originally fitted the systems)at Repeller HQ at Hornsby that it was LRA which contracted to Repeller to fit all 92RRCs with the Repeller system. Mine was also originally sold by Arthur Garthon.

The other interesting thing I found out while chatting to him when he was repairing mine was that he recalled that LRA asked that the immobiliser not be connected, and he then proceeded to demonstrate to me that it was not connected by starting the motor with the alarm going off.

This was a weight off my mind as I feared that I might be left high and dry in the bush one day.

Out of the horse's mouth as they say.

Regards Philip A

mike 90 RR
20th April 2010, 11:34 AM
:D WHOO HOO .... Keys found in the middle of a shopping centre




Someone leaves things on the counter .... ;)





Does this mean you don't want mine any more?


.... PM sent ...

Mike

Rangier Rover
20th April 2010, 12:20 PM
You found them:) Burger:twisted:Now we'll never find out what interchanges:mad::p

mike 90 RR
20th April 2010, 01:06 PM
You found them:) Burger:twisted:Now we'll never find out what interchanges:mad::p

..... I'll leave that experience for you ... :twisted:

wayneg
20th April 2010, 01:43 PM
Mike, I spent hours and hours trying to get a spare remote to work, I have several types of learning remotes ( no good to you) and went through the sequence of registering them to the car ( on Rave ) Also had an original from another car, no go there either. I gave up. The idea of fitting a kit to the drivers door sound a good one to me.

Glad to hear you found it, I attach a label to all my car keys with my mobile number just in case.