Another good video Simon 👍👍👍👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Any updates regarding ambient lighting?

Very clever!

Another dry useful video Simon and Destiny but it astounds me that JLR has deleted a simple plastic cover on the fuse box…WHY??? That the locking flap is deleted is very poor as well on a £90,000 car. Just what else is quietly deleted?? If I owned a Defender I would be buying your kit today but I have to say that I had a good look at them again and it is the physical size that is the problem for me…it is too big for the parking space at the Marina and too tall for Hilary to climb in. I like them but JLR has killed the Evoque /D/Sport (the dealer tells me that I can order a PHEV one but getting it takes “years”! Time to move on I fear which is very sad…. It to what is even more of a problem! Well done Simon…as always.😀😀😀😀Richard

Another great project. 👍🏼👏🏻 Sir, is it possible to run the bypass switch all the way to the front where the original switch supposed to be, below the parking brake release. Thanks

Hi, always great content. Is it possible to upgrade the rear view mirror in the 2023 Defender to the one with the rear camera view? Also if possible to do a demonstration on this topic.

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That rubber plug at the top covers a hole that goes into the vehicle. I've used it to run wires through. Just another option.

Awaiting fuel cap strap for my L405 🙏🙏

Boom Boom!!

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I’m not sure about the new Defenders but the later versions of the Discovery 4 had an intelligent Battery Monitoring System where during use it continually monitors battery health and once it detects the battery is fully charged it will drop the system voltage to 12v to prevent the battery being overcharged. This usually happens during a long drive. Again, I’m not sure about the new defender.

Nice job. Out of interest , is it not possible to use the original loom and cut into inside the car somewhere ?

It's cool tech BUT I don't see what's the problem with the old fashioned cable pull system installed on most cars to unlock the fuel cap. In my Shogun I just pull a small lever under the steering wheel working on the same principle as the bonnet release. Simple and needs no circuits! I can't remember for sure how it worked on my LR Disco 3 but I think it was just a simple cable system. The R&D dept. at LR have certainly been let loose with abandon on all the tech design decisions for the new Defender.

Dear Powerful UK Team, hi Simon the module was installed on 29. July at 1.00 pm Swiss time and works as expected in my New Defender (L663). However - and as a little feedback - it takes about 20 min for the fuel filler flap module to operate the closing mechanism after the engine is switched off. But this is only a small thing - all in all a perfect solution - you are my hero’s. … and some idea in addition - I was thinking about the delay of “20 min”: If applicable, can the delay of the module until the fuel filler flap is locked be set individually via a potentiometer on the module itself? Something like 0 min to 20 min? Just an idea ... 😊 ... With kind regards Friedrich Keller Switzerland

Why not just a locking fuel cap?

When will you make it available to folks in the colonies?

re running out of fuel Yep i would guess that would be a problem as the flap would have locked due to low voltage, would it not be easier to have a dual pole switch .move one way and it locks . move the other and it reverses voltage. the switch would be non locking so it returns to neutral position.it could be placed by fuse box or even in the small compartment in rear door

I am so disappointed of land rover decision’s such as removing some essential parts of later 2203 models its inconvenient that you order the HSE model than they decided to remove the matrix led !! And there is no fuel cover outo closed as well

It does not seem worth all the faffing around installing a locking system like this, a simple crow bar will easily overcome the tiny locking device in seconds, it looks like most locking devices in being more of an inconvenience to the owner than it is to a petrol thief, stay safe! Chris B.