A few issues from a nubie

wabryan1959 · Dec 10, 2011

Just got a 2000 Discovery II. Wondering if the air suspension is a standard feature or an extra. Can't locate any buttons that would indicate it exists. Also, any advice on making the drivers door seal to the gasket better. It is like driving with the window down.

dyte · Dec 10, 2011

Not all of them had it at that age go look under it your are better without it as it is common for the bags and compressors to develope faults

GreenHornet · Dec 10, 2011

The air suspension is a standard feature on the ES model I think and you will see a button that raises it on the centre console as I recall. However Mine only used to raise when I engaged low range. i had a 1999 V8

As for the gasket and door seal - sorry cant help. However I did adjust the door catches on mine to make the outer skins level up as there was a couple of mil difference between front and rear doors. This would help I suppose

50 pence · Dec 10, 2011

wabryan1959 said:
Just got a 2000 Discovery II. Wondering if the air suspension is a standard feature or an extra. Can't locate any buttons that would indicate it exists. Also, any advice on making the drivers door seal to the gasket better. It is like driving with the window down.

If you have air suspension there should be a little button next to the climate control panel with a picture of a car with the back up.

Del.

50 pence · Dec 10, 2011

The window frame needs to adjusted in abit more so it pushes against the seal more.

If you look at the top of the door edge, you will see a couple of torx head bolts. Loosen these slightly and push the frame over a bit.

Del.

wabryan1959 · Dec 10, 2011

Thanks for the help. Mine does not have the air suspension.

crazymac · Dec 10, 2011

I assume yours is a 5 seat model? I think all the 7 seaters had air suspension

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