suspension staying high
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A bit more info might help.
xat44
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could try swapping the ride height sensors over. disconnect negative battery terminal first though. i`m assuming the one that isnt high hasnt got a leak.
well it happened off road. both bags are relatively new. one about a year and the other 6 months or so. its a disco 2.
i will try what xat suggested
thanks. any other suggestions welcome.
ok tried that and no change. any other ideas?
this is a 07/1999 2.5 TD5 SE 101.5kw
thanks.
ps does anybody know is the discovery 2 workshop manual is available for download online??
ScratchyDom
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Be a polite chappy and introduce yersel' in the Introduce Section before asking for free advice. And post as much info as you can...
sorry i did not realize that this was some sort of Facebook. in fact i thought the idea was to give and get free advice. feel free to delete my question and my account. you will not hear from me again.
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LZ is like the Hotel California. Once you arrive, you can never leave. There is no closing of accounts.
Now put your dummy back in your mouth and cowboy up. This is the best Landy site on the web, but you've got to have a sense of humor and a thick skin to rodeo here.
Nope this is a forum what was asked was an ice breaker Not personal details just a little bit about you, your landy etc. yes there is free help on here and most can be found with a little time using the search function. this is the best forum for landy info out there that's why it is top of the google search lists 90% of the time that's why I joined.
But if you feel that way then please the door is that way
.Just watch the spring on the door, as no dought it will catch you on the ass on the way out.
ScratchyDom
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Seeing as you're still here, I'll explain. No, this is not some kind of Facebook (you'll notice a complete lack of immaturity (maybe) and kids 'lol'ing everywhere (defo).
No need to be quite so touchy, I was just suggesting that it might be good manners to introduce yoursel' in the Introduce Yourself section, you know, that's what it's there for...
Like he says ^^^ you'll get some of the best advise going you just need to be able to take a bit of shtick too.
Have a look around, you'll see what I mean. If you can take it you'll get some invaluable help and hopefully offer some back. Else (I think they say) close the door on your way out...
Bromsgrove Defender
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Yeah theres a free download............................ oh he's gone
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Salisburylander
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When I had me Disco TD5, changing to coils was probably the best update I did! Even 'er indoors noticed the improvement in ride and she is normally totally oblivious to such things!
Someone with sense
:clap2: Who needs air suspension? If you want comfort, just stay at home and sit on the sofa 
Ianski
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I got the same kinda message when i put out my first post,didnt realised i arrived at a dinner party
