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Re: Rover K Series help
« Reply #15 on: 03 October 2006, 08:03:27 »
Let the AA man have a nosey.
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« Reply #16 on: 03 October 2006, 10:13:52 »
Lol...this is another example of poor decision making by Rover.....I seem to recall seeing two types of management systm on K series units.. lucas and Mems.

Trouble is that the Mems system is home brew (and is as bad as the digifart on VAG's).......should be OBDII.......
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Re: Rover K Series help
« Reply #17 on: 03 October 2006, 13:32:22 »
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Lol...this is another example of poor decision making by Rover.....I seem to recall seeing two types of management systm on K series units.. lucas and Mems.

Trouble is that the Mems system is home brew (and is as bad as the digifart on VAG's).......should be OBDII.......


yup this is true - and sometimes there mixied  ::)
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Re: Rover K Series help
« Reply #18 on: 03 October 2006, 18:55:07 »
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Lol...this is another example of poor decision making by Rover.....I seem to recall seeing two types of management systm on K series units.. lucas and Mems.

Trouble is that the Mems system is home brew (and is as bad as the digifart on VAG's).......should be OBDII.......
I believe all the later ones were MEMS (probably cheaper being in-house) - certainly the workshop manuals (dealer ones - she used to work at Rover) only mention MEMS on 25...
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Re: Rover K Series help
« Reply #19 on: 03 October 2006, 18:56:08 »
Lucas still making keyfobs for R25`s?

How is the wee Rover today Jamie?
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« Reply #20 on: 03 October 2006, 18:57:12 »
Fine - hopefully - she's just gone of to Bletchley in it....
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