Thread: 3 Amigos

Lack of research?
Its Ok,, you are not alone,, every single D2 made has suffered from these guys.

Try here--
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/good-oil/

and look whats on top of the list!!

who woulda thunk?

Thanks very much Pedro, looks as if this contains all the info I need.

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

Lack of research?
Its Ok,, you are not alone,, every single D2 made has suffered from these guys.

Try here--
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/good-oil/

and look whats on top of the list!!

who woulda thunk?

I've actually never looked in here, plenty of good useful info for folks, so the ones that are handy, should never get frustrated with their Land Rover right? .

Interesting the repair of the abs unit, the re-soldering the two pins etc etc.
Since Discos' were pretty new (just out of warranty) so what 10 - 14 years ago I started seeing this issue, but went about it a bit different.

I run the circuit external from the shuttle switch back into the harness, I do it when fitting a new switch assembly, I couldnt see anything like that there, but admit to not looking too hard. I've never thought to share this mod but happy to if somehow its not known about?

Regards
Daz

I think that is known as the option b fix, which in my single experience appears the best bet.

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Yes option B fix is the one to do.
It usually fixes the intermittent Amigo problem.
A sensor fault usually sets the Amigos to stay on.
The ones when you turn off the ignition and it resets , and plays nicely for some time, I found to be the shuttle valve option B fix, and do a new shuttle valve switch at the same time.

interestingly the the original web site that posted the repair procedures has taken down the repair info.

Cheers,
Mario