Disco TD5 ride height warnings after coil conversion

Hi all, went to look at a 2001 Disco TD5 to buy today. It had the coil conversion done but compressor still in situ and working to fill non existent air bags. Also warning bong going off in car every few seconds with a ride height alarm. Should I avoid or worth further investigation? I could always get an AA inspection done. Asking price is £1995 but I've already indicated I'd be nearer to £1k. Thanks in advance

That sounds odd to me. If the seller thinks that's ok, what else is up with it they haven't bothered to mention?

kermit_rr said:

That sounds odd to me. If the seller thinks that's ok, what else is up with it they haven't bothered to mention?

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Yeah I agree. No mention of that in the advert and they're an independent dealer! Doesn't come across as being particularly honest

They need to get hold of a Nanocom or another LR reputable diagnostic tester and change the "Suspension Type" from Air to Coil in the SLABS settings.
Or tell them to knock off 500 quid and go program it yourself.

If you use nanocom, beside that SLABS setting you must go into "BCU - Instrument pack" too and set the SLS to "NO" to get rid of the warning lamp, strangely that's needed only with nanocom, with hawkeye, foxwell or others the warning goes away if it's set to coils in SLABS

sierrafery said:

If you use nanocom, beside that SLABS setting you must go into "BCU - Instrument pack" too and set the SLS to "NO" to get rid of the warning lamp, strangely that's needed only with nanocom, with hawkeye, foxwell or others the warning goes away if it's set to coils in SLABS

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Ah... good to know.

JUKE179r said:

They need to get hold of a Nanocom or another LR reputable diagnostic tester and change the "Suspension Type" from Air to Coil in the SLABS settings.
Or tell them to knock off 500 quid and go program it yourself.
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This is great really appreciate it thank you

sierrafery said:

If you use nanocom, beside that SLABS setting you must go into "BCU - Instrument pack" too and set the SLS to "NO" to get rid of the warning lamp, strangely that's needed only with nanocom, with hawkeye, foxwell or others the warning goes away if it's set to coils in SLABS

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Thanks for this information really helpful thank you

JUKE179r said:

They need to get hold of a Nanocom or another LR reputable diagnostic tester and change the "Suspension Type" from Air to Coil in the SLABS settings.
Or tell them to knock off 500 quid and go program it yourself.
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Yup & buy a new nanocom with the money he saved he will need it.