It could be any connector anywhere - start with the easy ones to get at - one that is often overlooked is the one on the positive battery terminal which often suffers from corrosion (it's yellow in colour & has relatively small wires going to it).
Also, try a full reset ;
Let the car shut down completely with the bonnet up and disconnect both battery terminals.
Then, short out the positive & negative terminals on the car. for a few seconds - this will reset all the ECU's.
Reconnect the battery & start the car - you will have a "Suspension inactive" or similar warning on the dash - turn the steering from full lock to full lock to reset the warning.
Hope this helps. 2003 Range Rover Vogue TD6
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