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lukesky7
 


Member Since: 23 Jul 2010
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Australia 2005 Discovery 3 4.0 V6 Petrol Base 7 Seat Auto Zermatt SilverDiscovery 3
air suspension

Hi all
Apologies for being a newvbie - does anyone know how to gauge when the vehicle is at its lowest ride height when stationary. I have been flicking the down switch but only a minimal decrease in height and i could have sworn when the dealer demo'd it the car was a lot lower???
  
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CMG
 


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United States 2007 LR3 4.4 V8 SE Auto Java BlackLR3

Post a pic of it lowered...so we can compare the wheel well gaps. Thumbs Up
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lukesky7
 


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ok will try and get round to doing that when i get home. when i select down it only lowers slightly and dont know if i am holding it down for too long or not long enough. god i must sound like a real idiot to you guys!
  
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caverD3
 


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If you press lower for short time it will lower to access, if you press longer it will lock at access height.
There is not ahuge difference between normal and access but difficult to know without a pic to compare.
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CMG
 


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In normal you can kinda see the top of the UCA, in access you can't really see anything in the wheel well.
To lower, just pull the toggle switch back (towards you) and in the instrument cluster it'll say "Access height Selected" and you can feel it lower down. Smile
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lukesky7
 


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thanks for the help guys really appreciate it - when i press it the message screen does say that its locked at access height - does this mean i am holding it for too long?
  
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Not necessarily....just prevents someone from accidentally hitting the switch, and unintentionally raising it.

To unlock, just push the switch like you want to raise, and hold it there. Then the lock light will go out. Smile
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