Gear selector car wash issue
#12
Could also be that mine isn’t programmed the same as yours. Land Rover isn’t known for consistency. As in some of the CCF settings just don’t work on some cars and work fine on others. Mine was a late 23 but not a 23.5. The GAP tool didn’t work at all on mine while it did on earlier 23s and 23.5s. (Until Patrick got it resolved).
Either way, sometimes a brush on the brake pedal works, other times the car insists on pressure. Always been that way.
Either way, sometimes a brush on the brake pedal works, other times the car insists on pressure. Always been that way.
#14
Much like Chief65, I also live in WNY and with the snow and salt, I think using the automatic car washes outweigh the risks.
Last edited by vinceleo; 02-25-2024 at 06:38 PM.
#15
I agree. I live in Northern Michigan. Plus, most modern car washes are much better at not scratching paint. It also helps that mine is Hakuba Silver and it doesnt show anything
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#16
I also had carwash anxiety for the first couple months. No problem entering and shifting to neutral, but going back into drive is a pain. I know which locations I no longer use because they are too flat and I can't get a roll out of the track. Several times I've let it roll away from the exit enough to shift to park then get back into drive. Makes me miss my push button transmission at times.
#17
This is a major PITA for me as well. LOTS of anxiety in a carwash so I've been handwashing mine on warmer days. This is the best investment that you can make in your fleet! I can have the car fully cleaned in the time it takes me to get to the carwash and back. Only need the weather to cooperate.
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