ahlgrun
Member Since: 16 May 2023
Location: aberdeen
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does anyone know what this problem is, please see link to veiw fault lights in photo. The car will drive ok for a day or a week or two weeks and then suddenly these lights come on and the suspention drops down. the lights stay on while driving. The car can then re-set its self until the light come on againt and the suspention drops. There are no leaks in the suspention, I have evn had a new suspention cylinder fitted. it seems to happem whenever it wants to.
Alex
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 16th May 2023 2:06 pm |
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1784
Member Since: 04 Sep 2009
Location: Almunge
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Have the fault codes read as a first step. Defender 110 SE 2021, Tasman Blue
Discovery 1 V8 ES 1997, Epsom green
Discovery 3 V8 HSE 2006, Bonatti Grey
Range Rover V8 1983, Sierra Silver
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| 16th May 2023 10:19 pm |
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ahlgrun
Member Since: 16 May 2023
Location: aberdeen
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I have had them read and they are not mentioned as a fault.
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| 17th May 2023 7:34 am |
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1784
Member Since: 04 Sep 2009
Location: Almunge
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Could be lack of language understanding, but I'm not sure I understood.
What tool was used to read the codes and what codes were read, including pending ones?
A D3 with no active fault codes at all, unless recently cleared is unusual. But it needs to be a proper diagnosing tool for LR
It could be a wiring fault or a component fault, so some further leads that can help you trace the cause of the problem would be helpful. The dash lights just tells you that there is a problem, not what is causing it, but when they come on, there is usually one or more fault codes stored as well. Defender 110 SE 2021, Tasman Blue
Discovery 1 V8 ES 1997, Epsom green
Discovery 3 V8 HSE 2006, Bonatti Grey
Range Rover V8 1983, Sierra Silver
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| 17th May 2023 3:49 pm |
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darrind
Member Since: 04 Jul 2008
Location: In A World of My Own!
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Most important that a correct tool such as an IID is used to read the codes, or something specific for D3s more complex electronics than a simple OBDII tool. This will save a huge amount of time and possibly wasted parts Must stop buying shiny toys....
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| 17th May 2023 3:57 pm |
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