shaba10k
1 post
Jul 13, 2007
9:51 PM
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I just bought a 1997 range rover se. when i bought it had a blown head gasket among other problems. so i fixed the head gasket, replaced all four o2 sensors,new spark plugs and wires, new fuel pump, new cats, and i still get p1313 and p1314 consistently . It runs fine and strong but still!! NEED HELP
ps i dont get codes on highway just stop and go
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Angelo
3 posts
Jul 25, 2007
12:26 PM
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I know what it is e mail me at angelo@redroversuv.com
My guess the reluctor ring on your flywheel has been damaged or the sensor is loose. If the transmission has been out or the engine removed in the past there is a great chance these teeth are bent. I have ben working on Rover since 1993 feel free to send me an e mail.
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shaba10k
2 posts
Jul 26, 2007
10:11 PM
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more info
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shaba10k
3 posts
Jul 27, 2007
8:20 AM
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i am now getting p0300 along with p1313 and p1314
which sensor could b oose
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Angelo
8 posts
Aug 21, 2007
8:52 AM
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Have you had a ny luck fixing this problem? Hope so let me know if you need some help finding out the cause of the light coming on.
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Angelo
9 posts
Aug 21, 2007
8:53 AM
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It is from the crank sensor area. Back of the engine on the drivers side next to the bell housing. Check the sensor and the flywheel reluctor ring.
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ms allen
1 post
Mar 29, 2008
7:30 PM
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I recently purchased a 1999 Land Rover Discovery and the dealership replaced the coil pack & caltalink Converters, but now the engine light is on. I had my mechanic to put it on his little machine and these codes came up P1313 & P1314 what are these parts...my mechanic knows,but i forgot to ask him. are they expensive and can i still drive my car until i can get it repaired. PLEASE HELP !!! thanks. Ms. Allen
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Angelo
33 posts
Mar 31, 2008
9:08 AM
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I need to know if it is a series 1 or 2 disco. you can send me info direct to angelo@redroversuv.com
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