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Old 02-28-2023, 08:49 PM
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Hello Fellas,

I do have a problem with my ECU for a long time but I use my lr2 with this few problems , i was just curious today and research its recalls about that and this is what I found on cars.com ;

https://www.cars.com/research/land_r...-2012/recalls/

there are 2 recalls but when I try to search with my lr2 vin number on ' www.landroverusa.com ' i couldn't find any so

do you have any idea about that


thanks for advice
 

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Lets start with, whats your year of manufacture? Secondly, have the patches already been applied?
If you visit the dealer on occasion, the good shops automatically apply them. The better shops perform a diagnosis to ascertain if they are needed (thrown codes/vin, etc). The other shops ignore the whole shebang.
 
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Yes i got you , thanks for answer
 
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... have the patches already been applied? If you visit the dealer on occasion, the good shops automatically apply them. ....
If you are out of warranty, the dealer will charge you for time spent applying the patch.

If you are under warranty, applying patches is covered if it fixes a problem you have reported that is warranty-covered.

Also, if you are under warranty, I don't believe that applying patches just to keep you updated is covered by warranty. I might be wrong on this. It's an interesting question whose answer may vary by vehicle manufacturer. The issue isn't a chargeback for the software, but the time a technician takes to apply it.
 
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By the letter of the law, I believe you are right, @LR2driver ... However I stand behind 'MY' definitions of the "Good shops", "Better shops" and "the others" ;-)
 
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