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| tone 123 Member Since: 18 Dec 2014 Location: northeast Posts: 36      | hi. do you have the indicator stalk up one all the time. | ||
|  Mon Nov 09 2015 8:10pm | 
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| gary3306 Member Since: 04 Feb 2015 Location: Northumberland Posts: 212      | As Tone says, you must move the stalk to position 1 and leave it there for them to operate automatically. If your lights work, there isn't going to be anything wrong with the sensor. What I will say is if your windscreen is minging dirty, that hinders the sensor performance. | ||
|  Mon Nov 09 2015 8:17pm | 
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| sport2007 Member Since: 10 Feb 2015 Location: bt67 Posts: 41      | Range rover sport always clean no issue with dirt or muck covering the sensor . I have had the stalk at the correct position at 1 but no joy, with the lights working its not the sensor is that correct?
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|  Mon Nov 09 2015 8:23pm | 
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| tone 123 Member Since: 18 Dec 2014 Location: northeast Posts: 36      | have a look from the outside, to see if the sensor is ok. it should be blue purple clear with no blisters misty or white. | ||
|  Mon Nov 09 2015 8:55pm | 
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| sport2007 Member Since: 10 Feb 2015 Location: bt67 Posts: 41      | ok I will have a look tomorrow and come back maybe get a few photos.
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|  Mon Nov 09 2015 10:09pm | 
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| Camelrock Member Since: 31 Aug 2013 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 1003      | If as you say the auto lights are working then the sensor is ok and your wipers are working in normal and fast speeds then sounds like a faulty switch when position 1.
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|  Mon Nov 09 2015 10:25pm | 
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| sport2007 Member Since: 10 Feb 2015 Location: bt67 Posts: 41      | hi there
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|  Thu Jul 28 2016 3:42pm | 
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| RRSTDV8 Member Since: 12 Aug 2011 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 9159      | The rain sensitive wipers can be disabled by altering the CCF. I've done this on my own TDV8 because I hate rain sensitive wipers. If the system has never worked since you bought the vehicle, get the CCF read by someone with a suitable plug-in system. I did mine with my IID Tool. 2012 SDV6 - it's missing a couple of cylinders
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|  Thu Jul 28 2016 8:32pm | 
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| sport2007 Member Since: 10 Feb 2015 Location: bt67 Posts: 41      | hi such a long time but what does ccf mean  | ||
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