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  1. 24th August 2011, 12:33 PM #1
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    Unhappy Horn beeps in Neutral

    Help.

    My horn stays on constantly when my Td5 Disco Auto is in Neutral. Why?
    I had a flat battery and then this happened
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  2. 24th August 2011, 01:13 PM #2
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    I fixed it.... Shift interlock was on some how
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  3. 24th August 2011, 03:03 PM #3
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    What has a shift interlock got to do with the horn ??
    It's not broken. It's "Carbon Neutral".


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    ... it's a Land Rover Vlad. It doesn't have to have anything to do with it !

    Would you expect less ?

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    Mine just started do this this morning too! Was a solution found?
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    There's only one logical explanation(which doesnt mean it's true being a Land Rover) but there might be some short circuit or wiring issue cos the circuit for the interlock unit and the rotary coupler(which is connected to the horns) are very close to each other (see attachment)

    the interlock circuit goes to C0670 and the rotary coupler to C0082... another common point of these two systems(horns and interlock) is the BCU but let's hope not
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    Quote Originally Posted by sierrafery View Post
    There's only one logical explanation(which doesnt mean it's true being a Land Rover) but there might be some short circuit or wiring issue cos the circuit for the interlock unit and the rotary coupler(which is connected to the horns) are very close to each other (see attachment)

    the interlock circuit goes to C0670 and the rotary coupler to C0082... another common point of these two systems(horns and interlock) is the BCU but let's hope not
    Hmm, I have to admit I had been using my nanocom to have a look at a few things, including the Single Point Entry (fairly pointless now that the drivers door doesn't unlock with the fob). Must have also selected Shift Interlock Got it sorted now.

    I don't even know what it is. Anyone able to enlighten me? Maybe I need to complete my Cert II in Nanocom before touching it again

    Edit: It wasn't the horn, it was the security horn/alarm. Maybe to let you know not to touch the nanocom again?
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