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I Won a Loaded Range Rover at Auction for $700! How Bad Could it Be?
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I just won this Range Rover for $700 at a Car Auction. This Luxury SUV once cost over $75,000 new, and now they're frequently sold for scrap value. So how bad is it???

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@Samcrac

5 months ago

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@puckgold4956

5 months ago

I had a similar issue with my 2007 chevy silverado (it was also stuck in 3rd gear). I brought the truck to several places and ask them to replace the solenoids. Every single place I went to (7) said no. Most transmission shops don't want to touch a vehicle unless there is $2,500 or more involved! I even told a couple of places I would sign a waiver and they still said no. I didn't want to do it myself because I don't have a lift and hate working on my back but I sucked it up and did it. This was 18 months ago and haven't had an issue since. Note: You technically just have to change 1 solenoid but change all 4 UNLESS you are flipping the vehicle. If that's the case then just replace the bad solenoid with a refurb or cheap knock-off. My final bill for 4 solenoids, filter, gasket, and tranny fluid was $290.00.

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@axlebeastly

5 months ago

Go for the cheap ones. If it fixes it, then you know what the problem is. Then you can keep it in the back of your mind that one day you might need to buy the OEM ones. Or check the resistance of all of them and just replace the one which is out of spec.

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@ecaparts

5 months ago

The trans has a CIRCUIT fault. Basicly, the transmission computer found an open circuit for the shift solenoid and that could be anywhere in that circuit (including the wiring, connectors or the solenoid itself). Since it may not always be the solenoid, I would look into troubleshooting this a little further. If the transmission computer is inside the trans, there may be a conductor plate (which is a rigid wiring harness for all the electrical components within). Good Luck, Sam!

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@ChrisDoll44

5 months ago

This love hate relationship with Land Rovers is killing you, Sam. Stop it, get some help.

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@user-uq4wt2cd5c

5 months ago

This is Scott from California. You can inspect and test each solenoid valve with an ommeter. You can apply 12 V to them and see if they operate. The transmission control module can be tested also by checking all the positive battery feeds and the negative feeds to the module. Don't buy stuff that you don't need! I know you know! I'm just trying to help. Don't pull the trigger on a parts cannon!

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@Ryan-uz2cr

5 months ago

Iā€™ve been through this repair on many ZF transmissions. The ā€œremanā€ solenoids are just used units with new o-rings. Iā€™ve tried them in a 6hp19 and they sucked, sent back and used brand new ZF solenoids and shifted smooth. Worth buying the real zf set, they arenā€™t that expensive. Also worth buying a Zip Kit and separator plate so you can replace the accumulator pistons and upgrade to springs instead of the rubber nub that flattens out in a few years. It will shift significantly nicer with the gear accumulator springs replaced. Every 100k+ ZF6HP or 150k+ ZF8HP that hasnā€™t been serviced will need this stuff replaced. Use lifeguard fluid or liquid moly fluid only in these trans. They are very picky. Good luck!

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@littlezero6399

5 months ago

Samcrac buying range rovers over and over reminds me of the girl that keeps going back to her abusive boyfriend.

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@RiaanBoden

5 months ago

Hi Sam. I would go for the cheap option since you are not sure if that would actually fix your problem. If it does then drive it till the cheap ones give up and then go for the more expensive option. Love your videos.

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@danielanderson5221

5 months ago

It's never over with a Rover

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@12wingwfetech

5 months ago

They come down the assembly line with the check engine lite on

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@makpsv

5 months ago

The problem with the cheap ones is that if it doesn't work after replacing them you always wonder if it is the transmission that is bad or if the refurbished solenoids are just crap and didn't work correctly to begin with... Edit: And if you decide to buy a "new" transmission after that you might've wasted all that money because the old transmission was OK.

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@Rekuzan

5 months ago

As entertaining as it is to point and laugh, the most impressive thing here is Sam has any hope left for the brand! No matter how many times life kicks him in the nonos, he always gets right back up every time to try again. Truly inspiring Sam and definitely keep it up!

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@TrayJayRecords

5 months ago

iā€™d use the cheap solenoids to see if it fixes the issue first

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@dirkfromhein

5 months ago

I had a very similar thing happen to mineā€¦ after 188K ā€œrelativelyā€ trouble free miles - it started to slam gears then would not go into 3rd (but would manually jump to 4th). I was going to do a whole valve assembly swap ($1,200-$1,700 for the whole bottom tray) then learned that bunches of re-programming would be involved (dealer only). Let it sit for 6 months, now the passenger door wonā€™t open, and after replacing the battery - it will not start, I donā€™t even hear the solenoid click. So I bought a 4Runner šŸ˜‚. Still love my RR!

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@taurota1554

5 months ago

Awesome as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along

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@richcarter4685

5 months ago

I had the valve body repaired on my 05 LR3 with the 4.4. Great engine, my symptom was clunking between gear shift. Tried the fluid/filter swap but a no go. After the valve body job itā€™s been solid for 50k so far. Other than coil and plugs, and several other minor mechanical issues you can expect with a 200k plus SUV itā€™s been a solid ride. Canā€™t wait to see you handle the job!

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@OldMadScientist

5 months ago

I know it is hard to believe, but it seems like Sam finally found a good deal on a Rover!

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@danielsteward5090

5 months ago

You need to test the solenoids individually and change the ones that are needed. If that fixes it change the whole set if you are keeping the Rover.

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@lkt4893

5 months ago

Hi ya Sam I always get literally excited when you post your videos. Thanks šŸ˜Š

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