Your P38a doesn't hate you. All Range Rovers are known to test new owners, if you see it through, you'll end up with a great car. :wink:
1. Remove the doorlining, it's probably just a connecting rod that's come lose. While at it, check the door lock and latch and grease it, so the motor has an easier time opening it.
2. I know of cheap windshields, but unfortunately only in Belgium via a local glass shop...
3. No need to worry, could be a momentary glitch in the system. As long as you get warm or cold as desired, everything is fine. You could get someone with a Testbook or similar to read the code, so you know what caused the error.
4. No experience. We have done it on an RRC, was a lot of work, but manageable.
Greetz,
Filip
1. Remove the doorlining, it's probably just a connecting rod that's come lose. While at it, check the door lock and latch and grease it, so the motor has an easier time opening it.
2. I know of cheap windshields, but unfortunately only in Belgium via a local glass shop...
3. No need to worry, could be a momentary glitch in the system. As long as you get warm or cold as desired, everything is fine. You could get someone with a Testbook or similar to read the code, so you know what caused the error.
4. No experience. We have done it on an RRC, was a lot of work, but manageable.
Greetz,
Filip
