Just purchased HSE SDV8 - what to look for?

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20th January 2020, 05:02 PM
Geedublya

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Originally Posted by mangion88

Had the dreaded air bag light come on so will have to get on to that otherwise very happy so far.

Try moving the seats back and forth. The connectors can have problems when seats are moved.
22nd January 2020, 07:02 AM
mangion88

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Pictures ???? [bigsmile1]

just uploaded one now, if I'm doing it right!
22nd January 2020, 07:05 AM
mangion88

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Originally Posted by Geedublya

Try moving the seats back and forth. The connectors can have problems when seats are moved.

Thanks mate, I did try a few similar things on the way home with not much luck.
The car is also covered by the ACCC warranty so best I leave it to the experts in case I make it worse.
22nd January 2020, 09:14 AM
Gregz

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Originally Posted by mangion88

just uploaded one now, if I'm doing it right!

ooooo, noice. :twobeers: Hope you drove it all the way to Melbourne with the red ribbon still attached. [biggrin]
7th March 2020, 05:27 PM
Mitch158

Keep the DPF clean!

Mate just keep the driving up ensuring the engine heats up sufficiently to burn the emissions in the DPF. If you don't it could be prone to filling, the car will go into limp mode and you'll be up for some serious cash to get a manual regeneration.

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Originally Posted by mangion88

Hi guys,

Just purchased a 2014 HSE SDV8 with 50,xxx klms and picking up this weekend.
Is there is anything to be mindful of? Any thing to look out for? common issues that stand-out?
It has full service history with LR, 2 keys and all the usual options plus a few extra goodies.

Cheers
11th April 2020, 06:25 AM
Graeme

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Keep an eye out for oil seeping from the wiring harness between the sump and the RH (primary) turbo. If oil is seeping then you could try opening-up the harness which may allow the oil to escape rather than work its way to the turbo electronics. A revised harness is available but the sump has to be removed to fit it and the turbo electronics can be damaged.

LR have released a short wiring harness that fits between the connector on the block and the existing harness that allows seeping oil to escape. It appears that the update is listed on Topix for all vehicles fitted with the SDV8 engine.
11th April 2020, 10:15 AM
Bails

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Originally Posted by Graeme

LR have released a short wiring harness that fits between the connector on the block and the existing harness that allows seeping oil to escape. It appears that the update is listed on Topix for all vehicles fitted with the SDV8 engine.

This sounds like the work carried out on my vehicle. Interesting that it was a known problem but only rectified if the issue arose meaning many vehicles out there could still be vulnerable , in fact all V8 diesels I would assume.
11th April 2020, 11:03 AM
Graeme

Its only applicable to the L494/L405 V8 diesels because their oil level sensor is mounted inside the sump, whereas in the L322 the sensors is externally mounted.
8th June 2020, 09:05 PM
orangepop

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Originally Posted by Graeme

Its only applicable to the L494/L405 V8 diesels because their oil level sensor is mounted inside the sump, whereas in the L322 the sensors is externally mounted.

Interesting.... LR Dealer did that free update on my MY16 L405 V8 4 weeks ago [emoji848]

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