Hi all, I have a faulty Sat Nav its from a 2007 Freel2 SE it has 6G92 10887 EE printed on it and is DENSO part number 462100-8643, I have traced the fault to an internal ribbon cable and was wondering if anyone has a faulty unit they would sell for me to pinch the ribbon cable from as I cannot source one and DENSO will not speak to the general public, and as has been noted before the stealer wants £2000 for a new one (no chance).

Incidentally at the moment it is bypassed using a MOST Prism which you can buy from LR for a few pounds and everything else in the loop works fine.

Heres Hoping Tom

anybody know anything about this most prism he speaks of I also have faulty sat nav unit and would be handy to bypass it

I think he is referring to Land Rover part number LR019014 which has various names (connector ,bypass, shunt, etc) and plugs into the optical cable from the satnav.

Last edited by dondiddy on 13th Dec 2017 4:12 pm. Edited 1 time in total

that is coming back at 300 odd quid that cant be right can it

OOPs! Amazing the difference a 0 makes! Part number should have read LR019014.! Its a tad cheaper!

This firm has a good reputation on repairs of such components:
http://www.clusterrepairsuk.co.uk/process Derek Hill
2009 FL2 HSE TD4 Auto

that's more like it ive ordered one

Hi Wizz80, I was the original guy who posted the question, the prism can be used to bypass your satnav but there is probably not much wrong with it, I eventually took my freelander to a local garage who had the computer to access the land rover system and all he did was reset ALL the modules after which the SATNAV worked fine. Good Luck