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Vehicle & Technical => Defender => Topic started by: Reaper on March 03, 2009, 22:15:56

Title: Brain Picking
Post by: Reaper on March 03, 2009, 22:15:56
Hi Guys I have a problem with my 300tdi and hope that someone can point me in the right direction.
I have recently had my batteries disconnected for a couple of days while I did some work on my 1996 110, I did the battery removal procedure as I have before and all was well. The batteries have been re-connected for a couple of days now and tonight I went to start it and I get all the ignition lights, interior light etc but then I went to crank it nothing but a very (and I mean very) slight dimming of the ignition lights. I checked the feed to the stop solenoid and that was fine, I then checked the feed to the starter solenoid with the ignition on and that was showing at 8.5v? I then bypassed this feed and ran a wire from the solenoid and with the ignition on touched the lead to the + of the battery and voila she started and ran as per usual. Now I am presuming that this is a problem with the immobiliser? but can anyone confirm this and/or offer some advice as me and the wife are supposed to be going camping friday morning  :? :?

Peter
Title: Re: Brain Picking
Post by: TDi90 on March 05, 2009, 21:32:42
do you hear a clicking noise when the lights dim?
Title: Re: Brain Picking
Post by: william127 on March 05, 2009, 22:20:31
i had a problem last year of interior/dash lights etc, but no start, aa man jumped it with a starterpack, ran fine, removed the pack and engine cut out, he ran an earth laed to the seat base, no problems eversince, takes 2 mins,could be worth a try?
Title: Re: Brain Picking
Post by: Reaper on March 09, 2009, 22:06:25
well it turned out to be dry solder joints on the immobiliser pcb in the battery box.
I took the immobiliser out stripped out the pcb and re-soldered the joints and yee haa it worked first time and allowed me and the missus to have a very cold and windy camping trip   :doh:
Thanks for your replys guys  :lol:
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