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Vehicle Raises To Off-Road/Raised Height When Trying To Select Access Height (SSM71942) — 2015 Land Rover Range Rover Supercharged Service Manual

Vehicle Raises To Off-Road/Raised Height When Trying To Select Access Height (SSM71942)

WARNING: This page is about the Range Rover Base, which is a different variant/trim than selected.
Publication date: 2016-11-10
Reference number: SSM71942

VEHICLE RAISES TO OFF-ROAD/RAISED HEIGHT WHEN TRYING TO SELECT ACCESS HEIGHT

VEHICLE RAISES TO OFF-ROAD/RAISED HEIGHT WHEN TRYING TO SELECT ACCESS HEIGHT

TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN

Reference Number(s): SSM71942, Date of Issue:  November 10, 2016
LAND ROVER: Range Rover/L405; Range Rover Sport/L494
SECTION: Chassis

SERVICE INFORMATION

Symptom  304000 Suspension System

ISSUE

The vehicle user may report that when selecting the access height mode the function does not operate correctly. Instead, the vehicle will start to lower, and then rise to off-road/raised height with a warning light on the instrument pack. This occurs when the vehicle lowers much more slowly than expected.

CAUSE

The air suspension system will attempt to lower the vehicle to access height then detect resistance, at which point the descent rate will drastically decrease. This issue can commonly be caused by (but is not limited to) any of the following:

  • An air pipe is blocked, kinked or crushed.
  • Suspension dampers leaking fluid.
  • The compressor exhaust silencer is blocked.

ACTION

  • Visually inspect air lines in the area to confirm there are no issues with routing or blockages.
  • If the suspension dampers are suspected of leaking fluid please refer to the workshop manual, Section 204-01, or bulletin LTB00604. If no fluid is visible then the dampers are likely not at fault.
  • If the chassis control module has logged and stored C1A13-64 then refer to LTB00793.

Once the vehicle is repaired please then raise an ePQR detailing the outcome.

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