2007 Range Rover L322 radio not working fixed 

I would like to add to my comment above K John as this is fantastic. I went online and found another module on eBay for a relative amount and ordered from the U.S. Packaged arrived ahead of predicted mail time by 2 weeks. I aptly applied the 25 mill tool from my garage and removed the offending module, and saw exactly moisture build up in the pins on the module. I cleaned the plug fittings with pure alcohol and wiped all clean and refitted in reverse order of above. Turned the car back on, automatically found Blutooth, and reconnected my iPhone, and no programming or fitting from a dealership required. Thanks so much, got me through a time whilst without Blutooth, and now back up and running, Cheers

RKX MOST fiber optic optical loop bypass Female Adapter for radio and audio compatible with Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Porsche and Volvo

Cheers!

RKX MOST fiber optic optical loop bypass Female Adapter for radio and audio compatible with Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Porsche and Volvo

Thanks. I'm glad it help. God willing, will be heading to Dubai end of this year

The optic wires just weren't located proply cause blue clip was missin. Insulation tape applied job done 4now👍

@@peddlinpaul6081 Hey, I have the same issue with the blue chip missing (thanks to your reply, I was having no luck elsewhere) how did you use insulation tape to fix the issue?

@@CrazycoolcruMHDTV I wrapped it well enough so it held the wires in place doing the job of the clip. I did mention it may start unravelling if it gets 2 warm in sunshine an he should try 2source a retaining clip still.

@@peddlinpaul6081 Thanks! I'll try that

No problem Burno. When I come to France, Give me ride

@@kjohn8635 u'll welcome ! 😊👍

RKX MOST fiber optic optical loop bypass Female Adapter for radio and audio compatible with Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Porsche and Volvo

Hello and thanks for watching. Sorry for late response. Is Screen staying on when you lock it? The TPMS module shouldn't drain your battery. But I do understand those canbus gremlins can drive you crazy

Check in the area where the bluetooth module is located. Since moisture builds up there, your navigation or amplifier might have water damage and that might be stopping the radio from having a complete loop. Hope this helps

Are you talking about the bluetooth module? I purchased used from ebay part number XVJ500046, XVJ500350 or XVJ500300 for 2006-2009

Get some soapy water in a spray bottle. Access your air suspension rear valve block which is located behind the passenger side rear wheel well liner. Raise the L322 to it's highest point. Spray valve and see if you see any air bubbles. Also spray air suspension unit, top to bottom and hose connection. I had a small pin hole in rubber airbag of air strut. For my dropping over night issues, I changed the strut and ride height sensor for the corner that kept dropping and I also replaced the air suspension valve block. I dealt with everything all at one time. Hope this helps

Check your volts and amps on your battery. Make sure you're using a battery rated for your Rover. If you have a good battery, disconnect cables for an hour and then reconnect. A lot of electrical gremlins happened because of an overload battery. I had a cheap battery in mine and worked perfect for a couple months and then all of a sudden warning lights started popping up and the truck would shut down

The 2005 l322 uses BMW hardware. There's a CAN Bus system that allows components to talk to each other. You would think the year wouldn't make a difference but the 2006-2009 is Jaguar base and the system is not the same. But I would start with tracing the light back and check fuses and battery. Good Luck Friend

the little blue piece is only if you plan on replacing the module because you will need to slide that back into the connection to lock everything in. I'm not putting another module in so I put it to the side and zip tie the fiber cables to some other wires to hold it in place

Hello. I did not see any official name for it online but I would call it the bluetooth control module fiber optic cable connector plug. Try a salvage yard before calling the DEALERSHIP

If it's only the rear speakers working, can you check the balance setting on the radio. Just the fronts not working is odd

Hello the 02'Vogue is BMW based and to my knowledge a phone cradle should be in the center console which would be connected to a ULF in the left side of the boot. Bluetooth modules were not OE. It would be aftermarket if there's one installed. Try to pair your phone with the ULF. With the ignition off, press and hold the pairing button on the cradle (not the wheel). Hold for 5 seconds, then (whilst button still pressed) turn the ignition to the accessory position, let the button go after a further couple of seconds. The monitor should say "Bluetooth pairing " and the 3 small LEDs on the monitor will flash. On your phone search for bluetooth devices select the BMW one and enter the 4 digit pin that is on the part number sticker of the ULF or the sticker near your car phone. You should hear a beep and see "Pairing successful" Turn ignition off to exit pairing mode. Hope this helps. Cheers

Hello. Thanks for watching. Do you have any error codes? Is it both front, or just one side? Is the back rising and not the front? If the back is rising and holding, your compressor is good and you have a leak and need to find it. Get some very soapy water in a spray bottle. Saturate the air bags on the air springs (one at a time) try raising the vehicle to ride height. Observe for air bubbles. If none, there's an air suspension valve for the front springs behind the passenger front wheel well, (search for this video- L322 Range Rover - How To Depressurize Air Springs) it shows how to get to it. Saturate that with soapy water and then try to raise vehicle observe. Keep me posted

Turn on car, turn steering wheel all the way left, then all the right, car will level off, warning will go out. I just had to do mine 2005, yesterday after a remove battery cable re-boot.

OH NO. Not a suspension fault, max speed 35MPH. You might have a faulty ride height sensor. Go get a free diagnostic scan and then let me know the codes. I will let you know what and how to get it done. I've change compressor, all ride height sensors, air manifold block and air bag strut. Oh and make sure you have a very good battery. A weak battery makes Rovers go nuts

Hello. Mine also said invalid disc and ejects. I tried a swap and same thing so I stop playing with it

What is the name of that adapter?

Did you notice anything else not working? If not, check your fuses behind the glove box and the fuses associated with all radio components in the rear on the passenger sidewall compartment. If anything is blown replaced with recommended fuse