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dultim8
28th July 2013, 04:58 PM
Hi there.
I have had my D4 for just over a year now and dont get the time to visit this forum regularly.
Just wondering if there is a list of updates or upgrades that Land Rover perform when I take my car in for service.
I have read that there is a transmission update and something to do with the turbo. I have noticed a fair bit of smoke out the back when i put the boot in and also a fair bit in the mornings.
Are there any official bulletins from LR about this?
Thanks for any info on this.
discotwinturbo
28th July 2013, 05:43 PM
Hi there.
I have had my D4 for just over a year now and dont get the time to visit this forum regularly.
Just wondering if there is a list of updates or upgrades that Land Rover perform when I take my car in for service.
I have read that there is a transmission update and something to do with the turbo. I have noticed a fair bit of smoke out the back when i put the boot in and also a fair bit in the mornings.
Are there any official bulletins from LR about this?
Thanks for any info on this.
If you hop on and register for Topix, and then enter your vin, it will give you updates that have not been completed on your car.
Maybe check their first.
Brett....
Dahai
29th July 2013, 03:06 PM
Brett hi, would you please advise what is "TOPIX" and how do you register. I have a D4 and would be interested in finding about recalls etc.
Best wishes
Bruce
discotwinturbo
29th July 2013, 04:41 PM
Bruce,
http://topix.landrover.jlrext.com/topix/i18n/index
Follow your nose, and you should be right.
Free to access this particular info.
Brett.....
CaverD3
29th July 2013, 10:37 PM
There are a lot of TSBS which will not be done unless:
the customer complains of.....................issue.
Turbo drain pipe mod; smoking on acceleration.
Gear box software update for 8 speed.
Constant latest updates for ICE.
Anyone think of any others?
JayBee75
30th July 2013, 08:49 AM
Great information & useful link thanks.
Interesting to note my 3.0L D4 is in for it's 10k service this Friday, however they have told me they do not change the oil until 26k for the first time:o
I was looking at either doing the oil change myself or paying them to do it, however I log onto topix and it tell's me Outstanding campaigns
-F206 - 13k oil service
- F158 - renew brake fluid
So where do I go from here, dealer tells me I have to pay if I want the oil changed before 26k (corperate servicing) yet Topix telss me 13k oil change and 26k service......;)
JamesH
30th July 2013, 12:09 PM
Great information & useful link thanks.
Interesting to note my 3.0L D4 is in for it's 10k service this Friday, however they have told me they do not change the oil until 26k for the first time:o
I was looking at either doing the oil change myself or paying them to do it, however I log onto topix and it tell's me Outstanding campaigns
-F206 - 13k oil service
- F158 - renew brake fluid
So where do I go from here, dealer tells me I have to pay if I want the oil changed before 26k (corperate servicing) yet Topix telss me 13k oil change and 26k service......;)
To make matters worse JB I think you will find that the non oil change check up is counted as one of the free services. It was for me. They said on the next service sticker I'm due in me in October for the 12 month service and I'm telling them to change the oil, it won't be at 26000.
SBD4
30th July 2013, 04:56 PM
JB/James. I think you will find that on corporate servicing they will do the bare minimum to keep costs down. Oil change is 26K Km - optional at 13k Km on 3.0Ltr. In my case LR dealer recommended oil change at the 13K Km check. I have continued to get my oil changed every 13K Km - I am paying for my servicing so it is my call not some leasing company.
JayBee75
30th July 2013, 07:38 PM
Yeah tend to agree, still my call which is good in the way my car is financed, only thing is I will have to pay for the oil change.
Doesn't surprise me the more I learn about LR. Don't seem to have a 'standard' or level of decency behind their product. It's evident at $100k+ vehicles they are getting left behind in quality of service, aftercare, and customer loyalty from many of my personal experiences with other brands.
For eg, BMW covered all standard services when I had the X5 which covered everything, never paid for anything for the first 3 years and servicing was completed with regular 10k services and oil changes.
Mind you still love the D4 though:)
phl
30th July 2013, 09:47 PM
Might be a function of which dealer you happen to buy from as much as LR. Some will go further to keep the goodwill, others just do what LR will pay them for.
FWIW, having had my software updated for the hesitation at junctions/roundabouts (LTB00545), have to say it's made a marked improvement. Still slight hesitation due to inertia, but no where like almost loss of power. Still early days, just being over a week, but so far so good. Consumption went up immediately after the change, as I think the adaptive had to re-learn my driving style.
JamesH
31st July 2013, 08:27 AM
Might be a function of which dealer you happen to buy from as much as LR. Some will go further to keep the goodwill, others just do what LR will pay them for.
FWIW, having had my software updated for the hesitation at junctions/roundabouts (LTB00545), have to say it's made a marked improvement. Still slight hesitation due to inertia, but no where like almost loss of power. Still early days, just being over a week, but so far so good. Consumption went up immediately after the change, as I think the adaptive had to re-learn my driving style.
Apologies for the hijack but I am very interested to hear about LTB000545 and I'll make a note to raise it at the next service. Ive read about the hesitation issue before on AULRO, only experienced it on a very minor scale up until the other day when in an unfamiliar place found myself in the wrong lane needing to zip over pronto from low speed coming up to some lights. When I tried nothing happened, it was like it went into limp mode. Then it sorted itself but luckily I wasn't trying to squeeze in front of someone.
I get what the complainers are on about now, it was really disconcerting.
Dahai
2nd August 2013, 12:30 PM
Bruce,
TOPIx - TOPIx (http://topix.landrover.jlrext.com/topix/i18n/index)
Follow your nose, and you should be right.
Free to access this particular info.
Brett.....
Brett many thanks.
Best wishes
Bruce
BrianLJ
20th August 2013, 09:03 AM
Sounds like you are using your left foot for braking and if the left foot touches the brake pedal at the same time as you touch the accelerator the engine goes dead for about 5 seconds which seems an eternity.
BrianLJ
20th August 2013, 09:05 AM
You need the Turbo drain pipe mod to stop the smoke and it gives a big reduction in oil usage
gecko
22nd August 2013, 01:15 PM
We have a 2011 D4 and the key rubber peels off due to poor glue application at the factory. This is a warranty issue and they are replacing the key.
discojools
22nd August 2013, 03:10 PM
My 2011 D4 had the same problem with the key. New key and the original spare key all ok now...Maybe there were a few made on a Friday!
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