Range Rover Classic throwing Error Code 48? The idle stepper motor could be the culprit!
We're back under the hood of my 1991 Range Rover Classic, tracking down an idle issue and tackling the infamous Code 48.
In this quick DIY repair, I'm replacing the idle air control stepper motor, an important component that helps regulate engine idle speed on these classic Land Rover V8 engines.
Could this simple replacement finally solve our Range Rover's idle problems?
Follow along as we troubleshoot, repair, and keep this legendary British 4×4 running!
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