A stunning car with low mileage but it has been a constant source of problems since I purchased it two years ago. Can anyone help me diagnose the latest fault. I recently had two new rear tyre fitted.. This may be a coincidence but now the rear suspension keeps dropping when it is parked and left unattended. On turning the ignition on it comes up with the message SUSPENSION FAULT. If I start the vehicle switch it off then back on again the error message goes. Just to add to the mystery some times the suspension drops within the hour but the next time it stays up overnight. I ruled out the compressor as once the engine is running the suspension rises immediately. It is an even drop across the rear so I ruled out the airbags. Please can anybody offer any suggestions. I have a reasonable knowledge of mechanics but obviously not air suspension.
2010 Range Rover autobiography
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Hi trust me to mess it up. I am a little confused with the site. I will try and find the appropriate place, Thanks Bob177
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Any pics of the Landy?
Make a thread here bud -
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/range-rover.10/
Look out for a guy ‘SaintV8’ (try the search bar when in RR section) he’s the guru for your model but he is busy a lot lately so be patient. First shot for air suspension is always leaks - use a spray bottle with a little soapy water, douse every line and joint while observing for bubbles. Could be a myriad of other things but start there - the other members will know more
Good luck
Make a thread here bud -
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/range-rover.10/
Look out for a guy ‘SaintV8’ (try the search bar when in RR section) he’s the guru for your model but he is busy a lot lately so be patient. First shot for air suspension is always leaks - use a spray bottle with a little soapy water, douse every line and joint while observing for bubbles. Could be a myriad of other things but start there - the other members will know more
Good luck
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Welcome to forum Bob.
Ownership is a lot easier with combined knowledge
Ownership is a lot easier with combined knowledge
Thanks for the reply.. I think I made a good choice joining the forum I have had several responses already -- all very positive. I just need the one gem that I have not thought of so far.. I have several suggestions to work on already
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Thanks for the advice, I will get some pictures posted in due course.Any pics of the Landy?
Make a thread here bud -
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/range-rover.10/
Look out for a guy ‘SaintV8’ (try the search bar when in RR section) he’s the guru for your model but he is busy a lot lately so be patient. First shot for air suspension is always leaks - use a spray bottle with a little soapy water, douse every line and joint while observing for bubbles. Could be a myriad of other things but start there - the other members will know more
Good luck
