Started Truck, no PWR to windows, lights or radio
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It is all the way in park, thanks. I tried to jump it off just as a last resort but there was no change as expected. THe check engine light is on when the key is in the start position so I used my OBD II but it said there are no codes. The tow truck driver was an admitted non land rover expert but he suggested that it might be the security system, this however seems unlikely to me because I do not have the remote key fob and have therefor never used the system. SO... Scanned and no codes, the radio and all other power features function but the truck will not start. there is no sign that any power is being routed to the starter or coils (i.e. lights are not dimming when the key is turned and held in the start position). The only thing that I have not tried is disconnecting the battery and reconnecting to see if anything cleared. This was a tactic that I often used on my MB but I know that this is no Benz..
I NEED HELP!!!!!
I NEED HELP!!!!!
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You dont need the remote to use the alarm, every time you lock it the alarm sets, weather you use the key or the remote.
So it wont turn over, shift into neutral and then try it.
The shifter cable can get out of adjustment and even though you think it is in park it isint.
Can you remove the key from the ignition?
Very doubtful that it is the alarm, it is either the shift interlock or the ignition switch.
Also check and make sure that the transfer case is in gear and not neutral.
So it wont turn over, shift into neutral and then try it.
The shifter cable can get out of adjustment and even though you think it is in park it isint.
Can you remove the key from the ignition?
Very doubtful that it is the alarm, it is either the shift interlock or the ignition switch.
Also check and make sure that the transfer case is in gear and not neutral.
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Ok, I just went out and tried the shifting to N for the start and still nothing. I need to make a correction from an earlier post, the lights and radio ARE going off when the key is turned to the start position, sorry about that. I am able to get the key in and out, and the shift indicator on the dash does recognize what gear the truck is in. Does this rule out the shifter cable? Where is the ignition switch?
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Ok, how would a loose battery cable account for the power features not working and now they work but the truck will not start. I have a hard time thinking that these issues that appeared within 2 hours of each other are not related. AND wouldn't the code scanner pick up a bad ignition switch? Or did I waste $80? Was I correct about the shift indicator? If the cable is out of whack would it still show the correct gear on the indicator? I am really at a loss here, I need to get this thing going ASAP!!!
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A bad ignition switch with NOT set off any codes.
You only need "x" amount of power to run the lights, stereo, etc. But you need "XX" amount of power to turn the engine over, that is why every thing goes dead when you start the car, all the power is sent to the starter.
So a loose cable can allow enough power to run the stereo but not enough to start the engine.
Try this, put the key in the door, lock and unlock the truck 3 times within 10 seconds, that will reset the alarm.
You only need "x" amount of power to run the lights, stereo, etc. But you need "XX" amount of power to turn the engine over, that is why every thing goes dead when you start the car, all the power is sent to the starter.
So a loose cable can allow enough power to run the stereo but not enough to start the engine.
Try this, put the key in the door, lock and unlock the truck 3 times within 10 seconds, that will reset the alarm.