L322 Air susp. inactive

nosmo said:

Hi
I have bought a 2003 Range Rover with a broken airbag or so I am told.
Is it driveable to get it home to fix it (65 miles) or should I get it transported?
When I fix it what is the best way to reset the suspension and warning message as I have read many ways and being a noob in the Range Rover world I dont know ;-)

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nosmo said:

If I do drive it what should I be aware of? Max speed eg?

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Wazzajnr said:

Broken teeth and spine!
If it's on the bump stops you'll manage a mile and give up trust me, I know!

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Wazzajnr said:

Broken teeth and spine!
If it's on the bump stops you'll manage a mile and give up trust me, I know!
@Saint.V8 does storey wilsons software not cover the l322 now?

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Saint.V8 said:

The All Comms does but the EASUnlockSuite doesnt.

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Saint.V8 said:

Can be driven - but unadvisable -

As for resetting the system, you'll need diagnostics for that, either a friendly local indy with the gear can do it or purchase your own kit....

All Comms from RSW Solutions is around £220-250
Bearmach Hawkeye £300+
Faultmate Extreme £££££
IIDTool from GAPDiagnostics £300 ish (I think)
iCarSoft £not much I think

It will pay for itself time and time agian with a Range Rover!

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