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XFullFatTim
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RE: Low Battery

(19-07-2012 11:17pm)mark_n Wrote:  Better that than getting a reputation for flat batteries and AA/RAC call-outs.

Yes Land Rover have already been down that road with 2010MY D4's RRS and FFRR - some of them not even holding the battery charge overnight. It appears that the problem isn't totally sorted yet. It was so serious that they recalled a lot of the cars to put them through what they called a "Customer Confidence rebuilding" program as too many people got left stranded in car parks and at airports at 3 in the morning after long flights!
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20-07-2012 07:27am
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RE: Low Battery

Well LR got called out to me on Tuesday with my flat battery.
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