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  1. #11
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    if you bought it from a Dealer get them to fix it under warranty you have only had it 3 weeks costs you nothing then. make them pick it up and all as there would be atleast 1 month warranty

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    Quote Originally Posted by disco97 View Post
    if you bought it from a Dealer get them to fix it under warranty you have only had it 3 weeks costs you nothing then. make them pick it up and all as there would be atleast 1 month warranty
    According to this site

    Buying a used car from a dealer


    This warranty only applies if the car you are buying:

    • is less than ten years old; and
    • has done less than 160,000 kilometres.

    1973 Series III LWB 1983 - 2006
    1998 300 Tdi Defender Trayback 2006 - often fitted with a Trayon slide-on camper.

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    thanks marmoset i'll have a look and see what i can do, i cant even get it to an auto elec at the moment, and alpick i'm pretty sure its not the battery it looks just about brand new still has the price sticker on it, and disco97 i called the car yard on saturday when it first happened and spoke to the owner and got a big fat **** you from him, he told me its not his problem, and after i abused him a bit he told me to **** off and i hung up on him, he then called back and proceeded to abuse my wife. he is lucky i live 4 hours away or i might have paid him a visit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barefoot Dave View Post
    G'Day Digger.
    Mate KISS.
    Starter Relay (in Engine bay, swap to check)
    Lucar connecter on energiser (small) wire to starter solenoid, Check cleanliness of contact and security (This stuffed me around for weeks! Chasing all kinds of complex isssues, turned out to insufficient tension in the connecter, crimped it tighter and: Voila!)
    Power supply to starter as above
    As stated above, Remove starter and check solenoid contacts, cheap and easy to replace, mine were shockers!

    THEN start checking earths, XYZ switch (if Auto)

    Hope that helps.
    Dave.

    hey mate thanks heaps got under the car tonight to have a look pulled the lucar off to check it and found it was loose and also filthy, pulled it off and cleaned it and put it back on and as you said VOILA bloody fixed, proceeded to pull the plunger out and check it, i've ordered a new plunger and conector points so will replace them when they get here. think the landy requires a tool kit in her

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    Great result!

    The helpful guru's on this site are amazing, saved me a fortune!

    you will love drivin the disco

    cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by TRAVELIN SOLDIER View Post
    thanks marmoset i'll have a look and see what i can do, i cant even get it to an auto elec at the moment, and alpick i'm pretty sure its not the battery it looks just about brand new still has the price sticker on it, and disco97 i called the car yard on saturday when it first happened and spoke to the owner and got a big fat **** you from him, he told me its not his problem, and after i abused him a bit he told me to **** off and i hung up on him, he then called back and proceeded to abuse my wife. he is lucky i live 4 hours away or i might have paid him a visit.
    Mate, I have never bought second hand from a dealer. Last time I visited a dealers yard, they asked me to pay a 10% deposit before I took a car for a test drive, and promised they'd refund it no problems if I didn't like the car.

    Obviously I declined their kind offer. Knowing there is no warranty in a private sale sort of encourages one to look reeeeeaaaaallllly closely to find any potential problems, cause you know if you miss it, its yours to fix.

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