My RRS has twice gone on to limp home mode. The car is three years old and has done 70,000 miles. Anyone else had experience of this problem? Diagnostic guy says dont let fuel go below half tank as "swill" can happen going round corners causing fuel starvation! I thought Range Rovers could go up mountains!

charlie wrote:

My RRS has twice gone on to limp home mode. The car is three years old and has done 70,000 miles. Anyone else had experience of this problem? Diagnostic guy says dont let fuel go below half tank as "swill" can happen going round corners causing fuel starvation! I thought Range Rovers could go up mountains!

haaaaaaaaaaa thats a load of poop, i wouldnt be able to pass a petrol station in mine if that was the case. If that is the prolem then there is a route cause ie a faulty sender unit, pickup, fuel pump etc etc not just "oh yeah keep your tank half full..........these Range Rovers eh!"

Tell him hes a bawbag and take it to someone who has a clue

Load of rubbish.............

Have run mine emptyish up hills and over dales ! Sounds like a faulty sender. MY10 TDV6 HSE, Alaska White, Ebony with Contrast, Park Heat, Paddle Shift, Privacy, Heated Steering Wheel, Extended & Premium Leather,

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Thanks guys, suspect EGR valves might be the culprit. Have just had them done so could be faulty or botched job. Fault happened again today and engine fault flagged up briefly on display. Will investigate further. TA!