Thread: M and S lights TD5 Disco

9/10 its teh inhibitor switch for the gbox, there not tooooo expensive and very common on the d2s, and about 10mins to change , there is a special tool to set it up once fitted but easily done with out tool,

Thanks Stig

Is there a way of testing this before I buy one and after we have changed it will the computer fix itself or stay in Limp mode until I get it to a dealer to clear the error?

Cheers

Matt

Originally Posted by stig0000

9/10 its teh inhibitor switch for the gbox, there not tooooo expensive and very common on the d2s, and about 10mins to change , there is a special tool to set it up once fitted but easily done with out tool,

Agreed, I've just been there. If the battery is 100% (the sealed units can have a dead cell) ie starts the car instantly, then it's this switch.

umm,, im 99% sure you can plug and play with out clearing codes, but its worth wile clearing them, it takes all of 30secs with the T4

pretty much there is nothing else that will bring the lights on im sure,

its also worth wile to put a hose for the A.C drain as this is what kills them is the constant water on them,

My Problem is the 30 sec on my local dealers T4 costs $250
Anyone around Port Macquarie or Coffs Harbour have a Nannocom?
Cheers

Matt

if you do get the chance to use one, cheak the codes b4 you buy a switch, but prity sure thats what it will be

Transmission limp mode is usually cleared by cycling the ignition.

Originally Posted by mattg

My Problem is the 30 sec on my local dealers T4 costs $250
Anyone around Port Macquarie or Coffs Harbour have a Nannocom?
Cheers

Matt

What!!!! .... mate if you were just a bit closer I'd get my nanocom connected to your disco, do the do for you, and then do a bloody dance on your dealers doorstep TAKE THAT YOU THEIVING BASTARDS!


If you can find a nanocom to buy, it's equal to 2x visits to said dealer and it's all yours to keep forever!

Kev..