Today I drove my 2010 RRS over a slightly bumpy track up on the Yorkshire moors. Nothing remotely serious, just a bit rattly. Next time I get in a series of messages come up advising me to stop the car and the engine. Red warning triangle on dash and in the centre of the dahs screen an image of a car seen end on and above it two arrows in opposit directions. Something to do with the vehicle leaning or rolling I assume. Can anyone advise what the warning really means. I can’t find any more info. Also, I really need to get back home to,orrow. The drive just involves trolling gently down the motorway for a couple of hours. Car seems to perform perfectly. Suspension seems to work ok too. No obvious roll. Any thoughts really appreciated.

I expect you have a burst suspension pipe to the front ARC actuator

Fairly common as the cars age...

Check your reservoir (front of vehicle, left side as you lift the bonnet). If it’s empty, you’ve lost the fluid and could destroy the pump (I’m told) if it’s low there may be a leek after the valve block. Seeing as you have a warning, it’s probably completely empty. 2019 5.0 SC SVA (Current)
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Turns out I had a broken pipe in the ACE system and complete loss of fluid. It's going to be a minimum of £700-800 to fix and a shed-load more if the pump is knackered as well. Happy days!

Thanks for all your help.

All ACE pipes were corroded badly. One had ruptured. All have now been replaced. Total cost £940 inc VAT. There is a lot of labour involved!

I’m beginning to get very tired of the endless repair bills with a LR.