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| LesW Member Since: 30 Oct 2021 Location: Pays de la Loire Posts: 95
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I have ordered the clockspring today, so that's one thing off the list.
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| LesW Member Since: 30 Oct 2021 Location: Pays de la Loire Posts: 95
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Update.
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| LesW Member Since: 30 Oct 2021 Location: Pays de la Loire Posts: 95
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I just took it for a spin and the paddles don't work. The heat is really fast and very good though. A Cheshire expat in France.
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| phazed Member Since: 02 Feb 2025 Location: Dorking Posts: 12
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That is good to know that this modification can be done.
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| LesW Member Since: 30 Oct 2021 Location: Pays de la Loire Posts: 95
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Just as a starter. The first thing I did was to check the owners handbook to see which fuse supplied the heated steering wheel. If the fuse is there, then I assume the wiring will be too, just like mine was.
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| Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 5156
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Yes it can be done as I did it on my old 09 plate pre-facelift car, but you would need the heated steering wheel, switch packs and clockspring from a facelift L320 or a later Disco 4 if I remember right.
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| phazed Member Since: 02 Feb 2025 Location: Dorking Posts: 12
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Thanks for that. A project for the future. First I need to sort out what this low whine is that has started coming from I think is the front of the car. |
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