Remove the 2 bolts holding the cover on. The connector is mounted to a bracket further up the engine, and there is zero play in the wiring. Connector needs to be pushed up (from below) and slid off bracket. Remove the sensor, (2 more bolts and spacers), make sure they go back on the same order. Then disconnect connector.
I have had this problem going on for about a year now i have an 06 LR3 HSE and initially the dealer replaced the transfer case ecu, rear light bulbs, and said they repaired several corroded wires, this fixed the problem for several months then the issue came back, this time they replaced the brake switch, but said they couldn't pinpoint if it was the switch or the wires on the other side of
I have had 3 Discovery 3's a 54, 55 and have a 57 still. I have had the EPB problem with all of them. It is a common fault, most of the time it is fixed by cleaning. Or an electronic reset. I bought a device to do this as the dealers charge handsomel;ey for this 2 minute job. Right now, my 57 is stuck and completely locked up on the EPB.
TheMunster said: Doing just the belts is quite an easy job, not really any more difficult than doing a TDI for example. The problem with doing the oil pump at home is you MUST lock the flywheel and you MUST get the crank seal installed correctly. To do this you need to spend several £100 on locking tools and seal install tools.