Important Information for New LR Buyers
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Important Information for New LR Buyers
I can't speak toward any other Land Rover models, but there needs to be a list of must have items to purchase if you're a new LR 5 buyer. I'm completely new to these vehicles and have only owned mine for a month, but I've learned you need a good diagnostic tool and a good battery charger/reconditioner.
Just a thought.
Just a thought.
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ar077 (05-10-2024)
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I can't speak toward any other Land Rover models, but there needs to be a list of must have items to purchase if you're a new LR 5 buyer. I'm completely new to these vehicles and have only owned mine for a month, but I've learned you need a good diagnostic tool and a good battery charger/reconditioner.
Just a thought.
Just a thought.
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ar077 (05-10-2024)
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I think that goes for any Land Rovers, regardless of the model. You definitely need a good diagnostic tool. I've never had any issues with my batteries unless I let it sit. I try to make it a point to drive them. You must also have the desire and ability to do some maintenance and wrench turning yourself if you want to be a Land Rover owner, unless you have deep pockets. This Forum is an invaluable resource. I've researched and found/resolved every issue I've ever had on this Forum. If it's happened it's in here. I'm on my 4th Land Rover and have been on here I think since 2006. I couldn't find my previous login when I had my Range Rover, so I created a new login. Land Rover will definitely turn you into a mechanic. Best of luck to you and enjoy the ride.
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I can't speak toward any other Land Rover models, but there needs to be a list of must have items to purchase if you're a new LR 5 buyer. I'm completely new to these vehicles and have only owned mine for a month, but I've learned you need a good diagnostic tool and a good battery charger/reconditioner.
Just a thought.
Just a thought.
One issue I have noticed is that my mini garage door opener (a Lift Master) does interfere with the keyless entry system. I have to make sure the opener is not laying back to back with the key fob or the lock may not respond to my touch.
There is a warning about it in the owners manual. Strange that I never had the problem with any other keyless entry vehicle. Then again, I've never known of any other car manufactured after the 1980s that is known for a leaking original windshield.
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ar077 (05-10-2024)
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It is programmed. However, I live in a condo with separate garages. The only way in and out of the garage is through the garage door. I need the mini remote to get into the garage.
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