HELP! Won’t go into gear
‘17 Discovery TD6. Was backing out of a parking space then it stopped like it hit the brakes on purpose. Now it’s stuck here giving this issue.
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Wow - that's an odd one...
Here's what I'd try
1) code reader and pull codes to see what it says. Best place to start. Eg you have a stability control error on the dash, not sure what that is about
2) measure voltage across battery terminals when car is off. See what it reads. Modern cars generate a lot of electrical gremlins when battery is too low
Post back here the results to those two tests
3) disconnect negative battery terminal. Wait 30-60s and reconnect. (Have keyfob nearby as alarm may sound and hit the unlock button on fob)
See if that clears it up.
Here's what I'd try
1) code reader and pull codes to see what it says. Best place to start. Eg you have a stability control error on the dash, not sure what that is about
2) measure voltage across battery terminals when car is off. See what it reads. Modern cars generate a lot of electrical gremlins when battery is too low
Post back here the results to those two tests
3) disconnect negative battery terminal. Wait 30-60s and reconnect. (Have keyfob nearby as alarm may sound and hit the unlock button on fob)
See if that clears it up.
Wow - that's an odd one...
Here's what I'd try
1) code reader and pull codes to see what it says. Best place to start. Eg you have a stability control error on the dash, not sure what that is about
2) measure voltage across battery terminals when car is off. See what it reads. Modern cars generate a lot of electrical gremlins when battery is too low
Post back here the results to those two tests
3) disconnect negative battery terminal. Wait 30-60s and reconnect. (Have keyfob nearby as alarm may sound and hit the unlock button on fob)
See if that clears it up.
Here's what I'd try
1) code reader and pull codes to see what it says. Best place to start. Eg you have a stability control error on the dash, not sure what that is about
2) measure voltage across battery terminals when car is off. See what it reads. Modern cars generate a lot of electrical gremlins when battery is too low
Post back here the results to those two tests
3) disconnect negative battery terminal. Wait 30-60s and reconnect. (Have keyfob nearby as alarm may sound and hit the unlock button on fob)
See if that clears it up.
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