Makes sense for why you need a Ford connector with them sharing engines and screen technology among other things. Extremely helpful video and I greatly appreciate it. Thanks 👍
Super happy to see you are back from the dead 😁. You got the quarantine hair and all going for you. Lol You even brought on a guest lizard 🦎 on the channel today. The best part of the video is the under the dash POV.
Thanks for doing this. I found the rewiring conversation online but I wasn’t quite getting it. you made it very easy to understand. I have a 2013 Range Rover and I had to do the rewire and it works great!
I saw a video from England and I think this is the same setup on the new defenders. The wiring harness looks exactly the same. Might have to rip out the cover on mine this weekend and check it out! 😂
Yeah they are pretty similar which is great. With the setup I used, I plugged it in without swapping the pin and got no power, then just swapped the pin and it worked.
So does the brake controller stay powered all the time? With the car off my is illuminated, I don't plan to leave it connected but just curious if it will cycle off after a few minutes like when you lock the doors?
I want to ask you something that has nothing to do with this topic cause I couldn't find it on your page. You did a ThinkPad upgrade with memory stick and motherboard. My question s do you have a video that shows how to boot up the computer to work.
Have you heard of this issue Im having. As soon as I plug the trailer in the brakes on the trailer lock up. Didnt have this issue with my Dodge Durango or F150 while towing. Any suggestions??? Thank you
⭐ Here's an important update for 2024 & 2025 Land Rover Range Rover Sport. They moved the location to behind the left panel. It took me over an hour to find it. Here's an image of the location: imgbb.com/3SQMmgK
Makes sense for why you need a Ford connector with them sharing engines and screen technology among other things. Extremely helpful video and I greatly appreciate it. Thanks 👍
You are welcome!
Super happy to see you are back from the dead 😁. You got the quarantine hair and all going for you. Lol
You even brought on a guest lizard 🦎 on the channel today.
The best part of the video is the under the dash POV.
Thanks for doing this. I found the rewiring conversation online but I wasn’t quite getting it. you made it very easy to understand. I have a 2013 Range Rover and I had to do the rewire and it works great!
Glad it was helpful!
I saw a video from England and I think this is the same setup on the new defenders. The wiring harness looks exactly the same. Might have to rip out the cover on mine this weekend and check it out! 😂
Yeah they are pretty similar which is great. With the setup I used, I plugged it in without swapping the pin and got no power, then just swapped the pin and it worked.
Wow. 👍🏽 on the quality and easy “how to”
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the informative video!
So does the brake controller stay powered all the time? With the car off my is illuminated, I don't plan to leave it connected but just curious if it will cycle off after a few minutes like when you lock the doors?
Is this the same procedure for the non sport ranger rovers? I have an 04 Range Rover.
I want to ask you something that has nothing to do with this topic cause I couldn't find it on your page. You did a ThinkPad upgrade with memory stick and motherboard. My question s do you have a video that shows how to boot up the computer to work.
Have you heard of this issue Im having. As soon as I plug the trailer in the brakes on the trailer lock up. Didnt have this issue with my Dodge Durango or F150 while towing. Any suggestions??? Thank you
That means the wiring is applying 12v to the brake line instead of the running lights. You’ll need to pin swap the connector
Will this work on a 2016 LR4? Thanks
Yeah you can actually get an all-in-one kit here- amzn.to/2VlEook
⭐ Here's an important update for 2024 & 2025 Land Rover Range Rover Sport. They moved the location to behind the left panel. It took me over an hour to find it. Here's an image of the location: imgbb.com/3SQMmgK
Thank you!