Author: Storey Wilson
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Range Rover – MKIII Overview
The Range Rover MKIII was released in the United States between the years of 2003 and Onwards. Other countries have different release dates so please make sure your Rover body style looks like the MKIII. EAS Activate V1 USB Clears and Reads the MKIII EAS Faults   MKIII All Comms Clears and Reads the MKIII…
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Range Rover – P38a Overview
The Range Rover P38a was released in the United States between the years of 1996 and 2002. Other countries have different release dates so please make sure your Rover body style looks like the P38a. EAS Buddy V3 USB EAS Unlock Suite EAS Serial Cable
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Range Rover P38a – EAS Buddy V3 USB
Ships All over the World Order Today !! EAS Buddy V3 USB ™ Used to Clear and Read the Range Rover P38a EAS Stored faults. 198.95 USD + (Shipping) The EAS Buddy will be End Of Life on January 1st 2014. The frequency of orders for this device has dropped significantly over the last year.…
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Shipping Milestone
Amazing! Over the last Four years, RSWsolutions.com has shipped over 3000 shipments. Over 99% of these shipments were sent out within 24 hours of order placement. Additionally, almost 40% of all shipments were international. Shipments have been successfully delivered all over the world to both large and small countries. Order today with confidence!
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MKIII How To Replace Final Stage Resistor
The Final Stage Resistor (FSR) package is located in the right hand footwell of the vehicle. The FSR controls the blower motor speed for the HVAC system. When it fails, you may lose blower speed control or the blower may stop working entirely. This is a common failure on the L322 Range Rover. Replacement Parts…
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How the EAS was Won
The Range Rover Electronic Air Suspension (EAS) is an amazing feature. As we all know however, it can be a very troublesome creature if left unchecked. In the beginning, even I was completely unable and unaware of how to interact with the Range Rover EAS. Over time and primarily due to absolute desperation, I began…
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The Unfriendly ABS
Participation in the Solihull Society 2008 Land Rover National Rally was an amazing experience. Time and time again, interested Land Rover owners would approach my vendor tent and tell me about their problems with the Discovery II ABS. This prompted me to begin investigating the most common problems with the Discovery II ABS. I found out…
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The Beginning
There is not really much to say about me that you all would be interested in. I am just a regular guy who has had the fortune or misfortune, depends on how you look at it, to own a Range Rover. When I first took ownership of 1996 P38a, it only had about 78,000 miles.…