Range rover center console latch - Cars & Trucks

Does this have the safety feature where the hazard flashers activate when the doors are opened ? It may be the hazard relay clicking louder from wear .

Assuming you have already checked the fuse, you next culprit on the list is liquid spill to this cluster. Happens all the time and fortunately easy fix. You can access the underside of this pannel by removeing the jockey box. (Five screws in the bottom of the center console box). The spills and other gunk accumulate over time and short or immobilise the switch(es). You may get some results with a can of compressed air without having to remove the box.

replace the shocks with better ones not very good center of gravity in the rover

Remove door panel and inspect mechanism. Latch at lock end most probably broken.

Sounds like you need a new door actuator[ie=entire door latch and locking unit]300. bucks and a bit of a pain.Check out the door opening procedure at rovers.net I think.Goooooood luck.

You need to go to Rover dealer, provide your VIN# and they'll get it for you. Slot of times they'll enter it for you. TIP: when you get code, write it down in glovebox or center console box w/a sharpie

Is the buzzing when you insert the key related to the steering wheel adjustment?

Re the sensors, has the button on the centre panel which turns the sensors off been pressed? Is the light in the button on or off?

it's possible you could have a linkage rod come loose or the door latch may need to be replaced.

it looks like the the latch assymbly.

What you will need.
Ideally when one obtains the LT230, they will want to also make sure to retain the LT-230 shifter linkage and parking brake drum, cable and the frame mounts as well. Some also chose to obtain the center console pieces from a 1988 Range Rover Classic, which used the LT-230 transfer case, and had provisions for a light which would illuminate when the center differential lock is engaged.