Hi All

Working my way through the glitches with my new (2011) RRS 3.0 Diesel. Seems the previous owner didn't like replacing blown bulbs but all sorted now.

Anyway, I have the Adaptive Dynamics yellow triangle up, attempting to select any AD modes on the rotary dial says that they're disabled.

Checked the ODBC port with my generic reader and nothing coming up.

So given that there's no codes, what are the starters for 10 as to the likely culprits?

Cheers - Dunc.
(This may well have been answered as I'm slowly trawling through past posts but certainly won't be my last stupid question!)

Humm.. Had a similar problem with my 2014 RRS; my (very good!) indy service guy has changed nearly everything possibly related items on the car suspension, without result; finally it turned out to be a broken wire (don't ask me where) to be the culprit.
Just my 2, before replacing a lot of (expensive) items double-check the wiring.

A "generic reader" likely only reads the engine ECU, have the codes read by a proper scanner. 2009 Range Rover Sport Supercharged

Hi Dunc - if you don't already know them, try Bell Automotive in Queensferry. They're a lot easier to book an appointment with than Ian Barclay in Birkenhead.

I had a similar problem with my 2011 3.0 diesel last July. Landrangerdeeside in North Wales diagnosed a faulty rear height sensor. They fitted a new one together with a new Propshaft which was falling to pieces.Car fine now. I would recommend. Regards Ian.

JonnyCJ wrote:

Hi Dunc - if you don't already know them, try Bell Automotive in Queensferry. They're a lot easier to book an appointment with than Ian Barclay in Birkenhead.