Totally agree with all of the above. Especially coming back with the final answer.
I joined here long before i got my FL2, member of the D2 Boys club forum, very like here , extremely helpful.
Reading and checking convinced me to go for the FL2.
Haynes manual and Autel AP200 is a great help.
So lads, keep up the good work and just accept a pat on the back from all here. Jim A
Fl2 HSE 2010 auto
Disco 2Td5 auto 2002 gone
Disci 1 300Tdi auto 1996 gone

I'm on a few forums.
It seems to me that most new members turn up to ask a question, or get help with an issue, which is fine.
However over the last couple of years I've noticed these new members are getting very rude. No please, no thank you, some come a ask a question, get lots of helpful advice, but they seem to just disappear. Some don't agree with the suggestions and get rude and aggressive.

I find it difficult to bite my tongue in such situations, and sometimes I don't. Hyundai Ioniq 5 Ultimate. The family car.
2009 Rimini Red SE TD4. Gone.
2006 Tonga Green i6 HSE. Gone.
Audi A5 convertible, my daily driver.
1972 Hillman Avenger GT, the project.

Doing the rounds a while back was a list of Quantas airline pilot fault reports and the subsequent mechanics replies.

"Something loose in the cockpit"
"Something tightened"

Was one of my favourites Jules

IanMetro wrote:

I agree with Lightwater.

The FL2 is a mixture of physical parts, controlled and MONITORED by some complex interconnected electronic modules.

Please buy a code reader (even a cheap one will do to give an idea of what the car thinks) and include error codes current and pending.

Make sure that Model and MY shows in your PROFILE slot.

Tell us; what are the symptoms, and when you first noticed them.

Some History/Service History of the car, and what happened, or was changed prior to fault. (include any non-standard parts or mods to hardware/software)

Has anything else started to play up?

And have you used the search function of the site.