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przemi



Member Since: 10 Feb 2023
Location: Warsaw
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Poland 2010 Range Rover Supercharged 5.0 SC V8 Santorini Black
Front going up after jacking

Hello, new morning, new adventure with the FF Cool
Yesterday I got my wheels changed - the workshop raised it without locking the suspension. I haven´t noticed anything strange yesterday, but this morning, as my wife took the car, I noticed that it went high in the front after the door shut (motor was already running) - I only noticed it, cause I was standing directly at the wheel. Strange, as the car was in normal ride height. As she drove away, I noticed it was only the front that went up (looked like offroad mode there to me). Can you make sens of it? cheers

Post #663690 9th May 2023 7:19am
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Merchy



Member Since: 14 Feb 2021
Location: North Wales
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United Kingdom 2006 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Zermatt Silver

Mine is a 2006, but very similar, now and then if it has been lifted mine gets stroppy and does funny things - first thing to do is steering angle sensor reset - car stationary, go to full left lock, hold a few seconds, go to centre, hold, go to full right lock, hold, then centre. Now and then it seems to need this twice then it behaves itself. Then I do to access height, road, off road height, then back to road height, seems to work for me. Next step, check position of sensor arms in something happened when it was lifted. Hope this helps. Thumbs Up

Post #663694 9th May 2023 7:41am
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przemi



Member Since: 10 Feb 2023
Location: Warsaw
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Poland 2010 Range Rover Supercharged 5.0 SC V8 Santorini Black

Thank you Merchy, I´ll try it our, when my wife gets back Smile

Post #663695 9th May 2023 7:48am
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