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Dorko
 


Member Since: 07 Apr 2010
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Suspension will not raise until engine is cool....

Well, i was out the on the weekend and i was doing a lot of rock crawling in low range. 2 thirds of the way through the place i get a warming message about the suspension will not raise until engine is cool. (Something like that)

Is this normal when driving in low range?

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Post #64108026th Apr 2010 7:19 am
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PaulP
 


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Nothing to do with Low Range, but entirely possible if using lots of suspension articulation where the compressor is working a lot more than usual to lower/raise individual circuits.

It isn't an error as such, just a safety mechanism to save the compressor from getting too hot.

You can also provoke this by raising and lowering the suspension several times.

If it doesn't happen in normal circumstances, I wouldn't worry about it. Just leave it for a few minutes and it'll cool down on it's own (I'm guessing it could also have been exaggerated by a very high external air temperature)
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Post #64109426th Apr 2010 7:50 am
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Dorko
 


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Had LR do some fixes today. They said it was a known fault and upgrade the software. lets hope it all works!
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