WE BOUGHT THE CHEAPEST RANGE ROVER SPORT IN THE WORLD !!! ONLY £1500
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In this video we buy the cheapest the Range Rover sport in the world. Is it repairable or have made a fatal mistake ! Will it start ???
Working at our fully equipped workshop in Kent we carry out tasks including Panel beating , Body work , Mig Welding , Sheet metal Spot Welding , Fabrication Chassis Repairs , Sand Blasting , Engine and Mechanical repairs , DPF cleaning , Restoration and Structural repairs on the Celette Jig frame machine.
We do hope you enjoy this video and Check out our other videos on all kinds of vehicles including Barn finds , Quick flips , First wash , Repairs , Salvage , Restorations , Will it run , Will it Start , Fail , Accident damaged , Cat S , Cat N , Cat X Copart auction bargains , Non Runner , NON Running , Banger ,Flood damage , insurance write off , fire damage , smoke damage , electrical fault , stolen recovered , Unfinished project and anything else that arrives at the #Salvagerebuildsuk workshop. #RobandChris .Please note We do not ' cut and shut ' and have no videos on this subject.
Please check out our back catalogue of some previous projects on various different makes and models including Ferrari, RS Turbo , Lambo , Land Rover , MG , MGF , Caterham 7 , Ford , Cosworth , Vauxhall , Fiat , Peugeot , Mercedes , Range Rover ,Bentley , Morris , Renault , Citroen , Honda , Toyota , VW , Series 3 , Evoque , GLA , Golf , 500 , Fiesta , Astra , Polo , Motorhome , Auto sleeper Camper , GTI , LSE , Lamborghini , Gallardo , LP 570-4 , Sierra , Midget , 360 , Transit , Crafter , Transporter , T5 , Combo, Berlingo , Partner , Mini , Beetle , Vivaro , Hilux , Sport and many more!
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Working at our fully equipped workshop in Kent we carry out tasks including Panel beating, Body work, Mig Welding, Sheet metal Spot Welding, Fabrication, Chassis Repairs, Sand Blasting, Engine and Mechanical repairs, DPF cleaning, Restoration and Structural repairs on the Celette Jig frame machine.
We do hope you enjoy this video and Check out our other videos on all kinds of vehicles including Barn finds, Quick flips, First wash, Repairs, Salvage, Restorations, Will it run, Accident damaged, Cat S, Cat N, Cat X Copart auction bargains, Non Runner, Flood damage, insurance write off, fire damage, smoke damage, electrical fault, stolen recovered, and anything else that arrives at the #Salvagerebuildsuk workshop. #RobandChris
Please check out our back catalogue of some previous projects on various different makes and models including Ferrari, Land Rover, MG, Caterham, Ford, Cosworth, Vauxhall, Fiat, Peugeot, Mercedes, Range Rover, Morris, Renault, Citroen, Honda, Toyota, VW, Series 3, Evoque, GLA, Golf, 500, Fiesta, Astra, Polo, Motorhome, Auto sleeper Camper, GTI, LSE, Sierra, Midget, 360, Transit, Crafter, Transporter, T5, Combo, Berlingo, Partner, Mini, Beetle, Vivaro, Hilux, Sport and many more!
We do receive quite a few questions regarding tools and equipment that we use for various jobs. Unfortunately there is to many to list but some of the brands we use include Snap-on, Blue-point, Makita, Sealey, Clark, Esab - Авто та транспорт
Love your videos rob. Always happy to help out if you need a car or van picked up.
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I think you worry too much about the videos getting long Rob, I'm sure everybody really enjoys watching you and Chris working realtime with the diagnostic tester and discussing what might be wrong. Fantastic content as always though chaps!
I mean time for us bud 👍
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@@ally1534 Alastair (the bellend) beard
Chris nailed this when you were sat in the cab. The selector needs adjusting that`s why the key gets stuck and the car is immobilised, the faults you are reading are a symptom of the immobilisation not the route cause. Chris even mentioned the little arm on the gearbox where the cable comes through its a common fail point on these the bearing wears part No lr012704.
I agree. Even the smallest problem on these very complicated vehicles can result in a breakdown. I think Chris is on the right track. These vehicles look good but I wouldn't touch one with a barge pole!
You sound convincing. I'm with you 😊
@@allandavies9488 - have to say that's what I was thinking as I was watching. Any time I've had grief from a complex car, I wished it was nice and simple.
Agree completely, I'm going with the Automatic transmission control module (ACTM) fault that was thrown up multiple times which in effect is cutting the fuel via the immobiliser hence not starting.
Agree, I think solving that issue will unlock the immobilisation that’s connected to the fuel pressure being low. Also, not sure that testing the fuel pressure rail will give any further direction if it’s part of the immobilisation system?
It’s going to be with the gearbox not recognising that it’s in park it’s Notorious problem, it’s going to be the switch underneath the console, I used to work for Jaguar and Land Rover and they were common issues
Yep thats a well know issue.
If the ECU didn't recognise that the gearbox was in park then it wouldn't crank over would it?
Very true but didn’t these car also have a problem with the fuel thing that’s in the boot as well? Or was that just the p38 range rovers?
It’s definitely the gearbox malfunction it’s not allowing the car to start at all, the gearbox selector switch, the car thinks it’s in D (Drive) when the car is stationary but really it’s in P (park) good luck rob and Chris hope this information helps out in any way
@@jaym1362 I did my apprenticeship at an Austin rover garage in the 1980s and although this car is later I don't think the engine would turn over unless it was in park or possibly neutral.
I reckon Chris is right and it’s a fuel issue. Had a similar problem years ago and it was the fuel filter being blocked. Those alloy wheels will definitely need changing they are nasty.
I reckon the problem is the badges on the front and rear... 😉
Guys - this is an amazing coincidence for me. I bought a 2009 RR sport recently. It ran fine until 2 days ago when it wouldn’t start. Same fuel rail pressure fault as you are getting but no other electrics issues. I am scratching my head as it is getting pressure readings to the rail. Priming it 3 times on the key will get it to start and run for 5 seconds before cutting out. I am assuming a fuel pressure sensor problem but I can now watch you two professionals do some troubleshooting.
Rob will give you £1500 for it keeps there’s company 😂 on a serious note hope u get it sorted
Sounds like your lifter pump isn't able to maintain pressure
@@recs5351 thanks - the high pressure pump gets it up to 2000+ psi but it looks like the fuel flow can’t keep up. I am hoping it is a clogged fuel filter or maybe the pick-up gauze in the tank. Hopefully Rob and Chris find a solution I can copy
Good morning Rob and Chris. Looking forward to seeing this one...as an electrician of nearly 40 years I love a bit of fault finding and can't wait to see what this turns out to be. I'm sure Chris will work methodically through the "issues" good luck with it and can't to hear Rob does his "YES IT'S RUNNING"
It is possible to raise suspension. Hold the LR logo on the key and press suspension up button. It should bong. Then turn hazards on. Get out. Shut doors fully. Hold LR logo on key and press and hold lock or unlock. You should hear compressor fire up and clicks.
Brilliant purchase guys and really looking forward to the next installment.
I agree with Chris that it's fuel pressure related, but would guess that the origin is the gear selector position sensor, which has either slipped position, or (as mentioned by Rob) got gunked up with some fizzy pop or Coffee!
Best of luck and keep 'em comin'
JCHK
Great video lads.👍
Once you get her up and running, whatever you do, don't let Rob's brother drive her. 🤣 (the people that have been subscribed for a while will understand this)
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😜 yeah it’s like watching Matt paint dry .
You guys are incredible. We love watching you diagnosing the problems. One problem you thought might have been caused by a drink getting spilt. I have another thing which may have caused that issue as it happened to one if my previous cars. I took it for the only time I ever had an inside valet. The guy doing it obviously wasn't as careful as they advertised as he sprayed something into the controls of my cd/radio and once it dried it gummed up the whole thing. It cost me £70 to get it fixed! The guys were kind enough to explain what had caused it and how. They had used the wrong cleaner permanently taking off the shine and rather than own up and say something they sprayed it with some other stuff which made it glossy again and that's what glued up the controls. Lesson learnt. I've never had my car valeted again. I do it myself as best I can or a family member does it.
Great work and thanks for sharing this looking forward to seeing what the issue is . I think it’s what Chris said it is either the fuel pressure or the gearbox inhibitor as if it’s the gearbox inhibitor the key would get stuck as it wouldn’t know if it was in park hence not bing able to remove the key and not being able to start the car. Or the fuel level is too low . Take care
Chris: The gearbox inhibitor, prevents the starter motor turning. The key can’t be removed unless the gearbox is in Park. But clearly seams to be a fault there.
Agreed. The immobiliser stops the starter too, as well as the gearbox switch. I'm with the fuel pressure theory, and there's clearly been a Starbucks dropped over that centre console!!
the classic latte fault ;)
@@deanstephens6131 No way man it’s deffo a Costa coffee .
@@elwittinio2865 looks like a ‘Costa fortune’ fault to me definitely for the previous owner!😂
@@deanstephens6131 Someone asked me as an electronics engineer to look at centre dash control panel from some Volvo. The cup holders were above it and it was clear something sugary and acidic had been spilt on it. Virtually all the dozens of vias on the lower half of the PCB had been corroded out so I gave it back unfixed.
I saw the exact same symptoms a long time ago on a Rover Sterling. I realise the cars have nothing in common at all but after confounding numerous mechanics the problem turned out to be the gear selector. Somehow it had got slightly misaligned and wasn’t in the position indicated by the auto lever. Thus the car wouldn’t start and you couldn’t remove the key. It was a simple fix but fiendish to identify.
Rob / Chris this has got to have been one of your best videos I have watched and let me tell ya I have watched them all !!
Great work boys !! Love it
Lol, I think I have watched a hundred "I bought the cheapest Range Rover" UA-cam videos. Never get bored with them!
Have you checked the gearbox linkage ? These are known to knacker not select gear or park correctly. If not in park correctly the key won’t come out. That’s throws up faults and stops the engine from starting. I had one go on my Discovery 3 and it’s a simple fix.
Exactly same with disco 3. this left me stumped for a while but was so simple to fix. 100% selector. key, no start and gearbox fault says it all
Oh no a cliff hanger! It’s great to have Chris explaining more on video, he is so interesting and logical. His knowledge is of the chart. Great video Rob, I wish you both a great weekend.
Hi lads.. great videos.. the unloading perspective was good (a bit too much yard) great sky.. keep em coming Rob and Chris👍
Love the forensics, I'm persuaded towards the immobiliser sensor on the gearbox as first point of call, as I would expect it to be easy to check, but I'm no expert. Looking forward to the progress report as it unfurls. Time to get those tool tester manufacturers to supply freebies for you and Chris, it would be good advertising for them I think.
There is a ball valve in the end of the rail! The spring goes weak, and doesn’t maintain full pressure under cranking.
Agree with Chris, a very high chance of a fuel issue preventing it from firing.
Absolutely 🤗
As a RRS owner really looking forward to seeing you guys get this one sorted. As always brilliant content 👍
Basics, check all earths. Make sure the one to the engine and gearbox is clean. Check the alarm is not shutting off the fuel pump by putting a tester on the power to the pump .
Then of you get the alarm and keys sorted, check compression.
And keep going down the fault finder checklist
This has been one of the best videos in a while guys. I’d favour the gearbox modules - fairly common I believe. Great seeing Chris’s Monday work too!
Loving you salvage rebuilds in the evening
Hi guys.
I have a discovery three, with the same engine in it. Your range Rover sport sounds like it is spinning over at the correct speed, I think you can probably eliminate low compression. As a previous person has mentioned if the gear selector was at fault it would inhibit the engine turning over at all. Key remove all is probably a separate issue. You state that the vehicle has had a new fuel pump belt. If I had to guess, I think that would probably be the first port of call. If it has not been tension properly it may have come off. You may find it in the under tray. Looking forward to the resolution of this. Another great video Rob. PS what version of top Don do you have? I have recently purchased the airdiag500. Not sure it goes into enough of the systems.
Morning guys. That was a great video on diagnosis with good chat between you both 👍🏻 I’ll go for gear leaver not going into neutral stopping everything 🤔 I’m sure you two will sort this one out for us all to enjoy 🤣 Have a lovely weekend until the exciting episode on the RR sports 🤩
I don’t want to disagree with Chris. However with the key keep jamming in the ignition I’m guessing it’s something to do with the gear selector not locating correctly. Those wheels do not belong on that car they are shocking. Have a good weekend lads 👍
Hi guys loving all the content keep up the good work shows how good you are when you can make videos of the work you do
Easiest way to prove it's fuel related is to spray brake cleaner into the inlet while the other is turning it over if it fires up you'll know fuel isn't present under normal conditions. A diesel leak of test can still prove useful even tho it doesn't start, you'd be able to see really excessive leak off that could be bringing the rail pressure down enough to prevent it from starting. If that is the case unplugging that injector may help it to fire up. Maybe worth removing the fuel filter and some of the fuel in the housing placing into a clear thick bag and running a magnet around it to see if any metal is present :)
Excellent, love these videos working out the problems, thanks
I would swear when you were filming down the oil cap that the cam lobes weren't turning - it does sound like low compression!
Thought that myself....I'd have to time her up manually to be happy
I agree… seemed to be flicking or moving, not necessarily spinning.
I think the cam is turning, if you run the vid at quarter speed and increase the frames per second to 460, you can watch the cam rotate.
Agreed… fuel. Rob, the fault finding discussion was good. I could sense tension due to time length but it was interesting. Gives us more clues to guess.
Hi Chris and Rob ,I had a similar problem on a Transit , the chain had just been replaced and it wouldn’t start , it tried sometimes like the RRover no faults showed on a scan , I checked to see if the timing was ok , I pinned the Crankshaft and the cams were half a pin out , it was enough to upset the crank and camshaft position sensors , it could be worth a check ,
Another mystery! I love these (as long as I don't have to solve them). Good luck with tracking down the problem. Thanks again for another great video Rob and Chris. Looking forward to the next one already!
Ive been watching since that video of the engine swap. you do great work. nice to see 2 honest guys taking pride in their work.
Sell as fast as possible. They are Pandora boxes. 👍
I have to agree
Indeed, I’d just weigh it in 🤣
BMW, AUDI, VW, FORD, VAUXHALL, RENAULT, HYUNDAI, GM, 🤔, Infact all modern cars are Pandora Boxes 😎🤣🤣🇬🇧
Knowing Chris, it's probably already diagnosed and fixed!! Always a great adventure with you guys whatever you repair. As always thumbs up guys!!
Takes me back to first discovering salvage rebuilds uk with the Range Rover Sport. I love them!
I agree with Rob, those wheels are ghastly. Looking forward to seeing you both get this one fixed.
Disagree with you Carl, the bullet 5 spoke alloys were class. A lot of the alloys available these days are basic.
The fuel pressure loss is a result of the problem not the problem itself. By all means check it however you could see on the scanner the pressure rose, it tried to fire and then it dropped by 75% to residual pressure.
The other clue was where the key could not be removed and then could be as the indicator light on the dash changed after moving the lever.
Its easy to follow a wrong path when diagnosing but Chris was right on point early on looking at the gear selector. I would lay money the problem is some sensor or wiring under the console or on the gearbox itself. It was clearly running well but then stopped running well quickly and in to Limp Mode. That is electrical IMHO.
I think you lads have landed on your feet again.
Hiya mate 😃 It needs around 2000psi before it will switch the injectors which is why it fired briefly. Not sure why it fires and then drops the pressure. Maybe fuel rail pressure regulator? Agreed though, if it was running fine then suddenly stopped, it's far more likely to be an electrical fault (Sensor) rather than mechanical
@@classicminiworkshop Oi Oi mate. I knew they were high pressure common rail systems but didn't know the number. As you say it could be the regulator letting go but I still go for a sensor or electrical issue because they said it dropped into limp mode. I think the trapped key is the big clue.
Wouldn't want to do this one on the side of the road though!
On high pressure systems the MAN trucks I worked on had the first diesel common rail systems and worked at 1600 BAR. Yes BAR! Cracking off an injector is no longer a good idea!
Good Content on the Range Rover Sport guys. Keep up Amazing Content Rob and Chris.
What the update on the BMW 320i?
Good video for fault diagnosis. Some cliffhanger !
Being a lift engineer by trade I always say you can't beat a bit of fault finding 😀👍 looking forward to watching the next episode guys...
bet your career has had it's ups and downs.....sorry..i couldn't help it...
The wheels are Chav spec so have to go :). I think it is the flux capacitor.
Add some heavily tinted windows, and LED bulbs and your sorted...
I struggle to switch off from work your videos help as I enjoy watching and learning
see chris at the start standing back looking at it ,wheels turning,i could see myself in this
It’s straight for the age isn’t it, I agree with you about the wheels!
Could fuel starvation be immobiliser related because of those mangled key fobs?
Thanks ,👍
Just started watching the video, I have to thank you for teaming up with CarVertical and saving me 10% on both checks on my 2004 Jaguar XJ6 (unrecorded, expensive cats still attached) about to go through Copart Whitburn and my new Focus ST Estate I've just bought. Keep up the great content.
Just another thought, for better access underneath, have you thought about hotwiring The air suspension relay. It should raise the car for better access whether the engine is running or not. Keep up the good work. Relays under the Bonnet.
This is brilliant! History repeating itself as it was the original RRS video that got me into your channel. Really looking forward to the progress on this one.
Completely agree on the wheels Rob. Definitely not my cup of tea. Otherwise you can't go wrong for £1500
Going to be an interesting one!!! Think the gearbox selector mech needs adjusting but key cause is as you have said fuel. I wonder if the main fuel filter has ever been changed and this is restricting the high pressure pump? Could also be a high pressure pump issue which is an “interesting” job to change. Good luck lads 👍🏻👍🏻
Great video, looking forward to when you dig into this one.
12:15 The videos where you took the cab off a Range Rover where the first videos of yours that I watched a few years ago.
24:20 This is going to be a good series. We love seeing fault finding 'will it start' videos.
4:32 The time-lapse video of the clouds in the sky came out really well!
So on my range rover sport I had a very similar problem. There was an ecu under windscreen where water had got to it. Connections were cleaned up and solved the issue. Also the brake switch under brake pedal can cause all sorts of strange faults (£15 part). You never know.
Brake pedal switch is a common failure (shud always carry a spare!!) but it results in a no crank symptom. I agree about the bcu filling with water - windscreen seals failing are also common.
Hi Rob and Chris I think it could be the cambelt your the fuel pump thanks again for a great video take care both 🙂👍
I’m addictive to
This now can’t wait for for the next video of the Range Rover!
Looking forward to this one ! Also believe it' auto trans selector related does top don allow u to control suspension airbags ? Lift the vehicle for more access ..
It's been a Range Rover Sport too long Rob
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Hi Chris / Rob ... it sounds like the In Tank fuel pump has shit a brick .. the main HP fuel pump will try and drag fuel through but will not be able to produce approx 10/14 thousand PSI to fire the injectors .. if it were the belts then you should be having Crank and camshaft positioning sensor flagging up .. I'd crack the fuel inlet to HP pump and check In tank pump is Pumping fuel up to it ... with the ignition on and gear selector in park ... Keep up teh good work .. Andy
great choice for content, hopefully put you over the quarter mill subs
Fantastic video looking forward to seeing you next one 🙏🏼
What you have to do, is wiggle the Blue wire, then wiggle the Red wire, then wiggle the Blue wire again, then wait for Chris's new tool to turn up. Hope this important technical tip helps lads.
The car is refusing to budge anywhere because it doesn’t want to be seen out with those wheels!
Love your videos no matter how long they are.The longer the better if you ask me.Great project guys,but those alloys??? They deffo need to go eh.Look forward to the next instalment where we’ll hopefully see it start and hear one of Robs famous “Yes” ring out as it fires up into life.
I go with the selector on the gearbox. Nice big bus tho 👍all the best lads👍👍
"assume nothing and question everything" - wise words from Chris. I'm voting fuel pressure sensor issue, without making any assumptions of course 🙂Really interesting video thanks!
Good luck with it guys 👍
Knowing its a R/R it could have a multitude faults! You'll get it sorted 👌 enjoy your weekend boys!!
I agree with the majority…. Yes it’s getting SOME pressure but diesels need a certain pressure to operate most components and if there’s a clogged filter, faulty pump etc, this can restrict the flow and in turn the vehicle won’t start. Looking forward to the next video rob and Chris 👍💪
The very first video I watched of yours was the Range Rover cab removal nice to see another Range Rover on the channel
Same here!
I'm going with Chris - he's the expert ! Interesting one. Good luck
Hi Rob and Chris hope both you and your family's are fit and well
I think because the engine is spinning over quickly it could be a valve timing problem
Hope it's not
Keep up the fantastic educational videos 👍
fuel Rob and Chris brilliant video guys
When I saw the thumbnail on this, I thought it could possibly be a quick flip for you guys, 🤞 it will come back to life, can't wait for pt2 😃
Whenever one of these turned up on the back of a recovery truck the workshop suddenly became completely empty of staff.
On most occasionswe farmed them straight out to LR. Not that they could fix them either!
This one sounds fairly straightforward, fuel delivery issues
If the transmission is reporting that its in gear it won't turn over. Good luck!
main dealers are useless these days,better off finding an independent specialist, much cheaper and if they can't fix it they know someone who can
Fascinating. Can't wait for the next installment. Can't predict this fault .
The cab off range rover episodes were the first videos I watched of you guys.
Check the wiring harness plug in front right wheel arch behind rear arch plastic. Very common for water ingress and sending the electrical system into melt down. You have various results from your code readings, it's not consistent, I would say wiring/plug with inconsistent contacts
have you tried easy start to see if it fires at all
Yep give it a sniff see if she fires.. 👍
I might be on my own here,but I quite like those wheels 👍
What happened with the Land Rover Discovery Sport HSE that Chris did the bottom end on? A temporary fix, in the last video on it 9 months ago you mentioned parking it up and waiting to source a used engine. Have I missed a update on it, in another video?
Also, probably make some money selling them wheels and swapping them for a standard set. Someone will swap for stock and chuck you some money if you're lucky. Looking forward to seeing the problem, the solution and the numbers. 🙂
Pass beyond my skill level, Chris is the master 🤓👍
Hazard warning switch are always worn on those Rob 😉
May just be a bad earth somewhere, if an earth strap has not been put back after working on it, that may explain the huge list of faults the car has accumulated as well as the fuel rail range performance issue, definitely worth checking the rail pressure and injection quantity though
Most of the faults wiped id say they were caused by the low battery.
If car goes below 9v during cranking it causes all sorts of issues.
Did I notice a split in the nearside rear tyre when Chris was checking underneath? Can't wait to see the outcome of this one.
So looking forward to this, love RR’s. Not a clue why it will not start though but you two will sort and look forward to your face lighting up when it does👍👍
Love these motors but afraid they cost to much to repair,sure you lads will turn it around 👍👍👍
I thought Matt Armstrong had the cheapest Range Rover in the U.K. 😀
great video, Rob and Chris, give it a try.
Hello Rob common faults with the gear shift pivot seizing. Water ingress in TCM module. Blocked fuel filter. High pressure fuel pump not producing enough pressure. Gear shift module with in the cab.
Rob and Chris I would like to see another newer shape RR sport on the channel
Before I watch, those wheels.....my eyes! 😅
I recon its the gear positioning sensor on the gear box. Looking forward to this bit of Sherlock Holmes stuff. Cheers guys
Had an issue years back with a 2007 sport , wife ran low on fuel and it managed to air lock , spun over like yours but just wouldn't fire ..... after filling it with fuel still no start , we got it to fire by pressing in on that valve where you putting the diesel pressure gauge whilst cranking it .... might help might not ..... what I have learnt after owning range rover sports is they can be finicky to say the least !
Cheers..... love the chanel Al 🇮🇪
there's a chap called matt armstrong who may beg to differ 🤣
although he's spent £3500 on some headlights so you've got a bonus
must sell alot of those crappy "food" replacement drinks lol
Great stuff guys, thank you, peace ✌️.
Working for Land rover I believe there is a fuel pressure sensor at the end of the fuel rail and these are know for the intake fuel pumps to play up.