Originally Posted by
gpatech
Hi Brusier,
I had **exactly** the same scenario as you, up until the wiring harness point. I currently have the Three Amigos on, and I refuse to go back the "experts" again. After they "stole" $1500 off me for a reconditioned modulator the lights were back on again within 5 minutes (yeah, they road tested it, right). I went straight back, very angry, demanding my money back, they plugged the diagnostic computer in and told me there was "another" fault which they would fix for free. I tried to argue the point (I too am an Electronics Engineer), with a load of crap about how complex the braking system is, and I have no idea. I had to back down or I would have ended up in a fist fight. Needless to say, as far as I am concerned Range-Rov Automotive are L^*&@&g s$&m, I would never go back there, or let anyone I knew go there. If you make a mistake diagnosing a hard problem, that's fine, own up to it, refund the money and try and fix the actual problem, if you can't fix the actual problem, no charge, and walk away, that called being "honest", maybe they should workshop that at a management off-site. I still want my money back.
Anyway, enough ranting. I suspect the real issue may well be the wiring harness, it's the only thing that hasn't been replaced, I will have a look soon.
In regards to the Nanocom, a guy called Fraser in Carlton hooked his one up to my car so I could have a try. Very impressive, tells you everything, lets you reset the Three Amigos, I'll definitely be getting one. Many thanks to Fraser, very nice chap.
Cheers,
G.
