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RichardM



Member Since: 24 Sep 2009
Location: Herts
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2010 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HSE Galway Green
Suspension fault when cold?

Is anyone else getting suspension fault messages in this cold weather? I've been getting it for a couple of weeks now but only when it's freezing outside. Seems strange as in deep snow is when you might want to raise the suspension, and I don't remember the TDV6 doing this last year. What's also strange is that when I start the car I can raise or lower it fine, it's only after I've driven off I'll get this message.

I also get the message 'forward alert not available' at the same time. Not sure why they are linked but I always get both together. WINNER - 2009 ‘Just Doing What It’s Designed To Do’ Award

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Post #283514 Sun Dec 19 2010 9:54pm
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Vadim



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Hi RichardM,
I think "forward alert" is related to cruise control. The message is displayed when the sensor, located in the front of the car, is covered in snow/mud and perhaps even ice. Vadim A.

Post #283533 Mon Dec 20 2010 5:38am
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spiri439



Member Since: 04 Apr 2010
Location: Bucharest
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same problem here

air suspension fault the car drops, and after restart i seem to can get it into acces mode it goes to extended mode... i think ice is the problem...

Post #285441 Mon Jan 10 2011 11:39am
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