just purchased an 2003 landrover discovery at an auction, needed a passenger power mirror, replaced today, 20 bucks, also needed a drivers side front power window motor, also fixed today 15 bucks.has smoked headlights, taillights, dark tinted windows, black wheels, i am very mechanically inclined, and do most my own work, valve covers are leaking, also when you press the accelerator pedal fast and release it sounds like a loud exhaust leak almost like a squeal, but cant pinpoint it, also has 15 codes, the battery was bad, i replaced the battery and erased the codes, only for them to return. they are all po: 0155,0135,0154,0134,1319,0300,1300,0340,0102,0448, 0445,1482,0414,1451,1884, can all these codes point to one thing setting off another? thanks for any advice or help.

 

I hope you got it real cheap!

I would reset the codes if you can drive it if you can and see what pops back up.


Some of those codes could be old.



http://www.obd-codes.com/trouble_codes/landrover/

 

How much was it? Sorry to be nosey!

 

Do a google search for the RAVE manual and download the workshop manual for it. Happy fixing.

 

Already erased the codes, and haven't driven it just run in the driveway and walla their back, also downloaded the rave.I only paid 2000 for it very clean, 123000 miles

 

New O2 sensors should fix the first 4 codes.

 

I have read slot of threads on here and seems people change plugs,wires,o2 sensors and still have all these codes, I'm gonna pull the plugs do a compression check, Ect. It seems to run good,but can't stand codes. I don't wanna waste my time replacing parts that aren't faulty.

 

go look at this Major Service on the main page. I would at the least do the plugs and wires. as well as the 02 sensors. then you need to go for a drive. Certain codes need to be reset and this requires it being driven. Last time I did my 02 sensors I needed to do a 20 minute at 50 MPH non stop drive tonsure the ECU unit was reading the correctly after the reset.
good luck keep us posted.

 

You can confirm O2 sensor problem with n UG or other real time reader which I think you already have.

 

With all those codes it might be a good idea to get a Good! mechanic to look at it and tell you what needs to be replaced. Then do the repairs yourself instead of replacing parts trying to find the problems.