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wnewton24



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Auto lower on exit

can you set the computer to lower the car every time you exit the car automatically instead of lowering it manually, this would make it easier for ladies with skirts to get in and out?
Post #293433 Thu Mar 24 2011 8:00am
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Tboner



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That sounds sexist to me ! what about guys with skirts ! Twisted Evil 2014 5.0SC AB

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Post #293435 Thu Mar 24 2011 8:07am
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Bobby



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No, you can't set it to auto but you can select to lower whilst the vehicle is slowing down and it will be in access height when you stop.

All your passengers in skirts, ladies or men, can easily get in or out. Wink Malaysia Boleh!
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Post #293436 Thu Mar 24 2011 8:33am
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KR1005



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Bobby - how do you select to lower whilst the vehicle is slowing down and go to access height when stop? Please tell us.
thx
Post #293494 Thu Mar 24 2011 2:46pm
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simon1233



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KR1005 wrote:
Bobby - how do you select to lower whilst the vehicle is slowing down and go to access height when stop? Please tell us.
thx


When approaching your parking place press the suspension height 'lower' button on the centre console next to terrain response control. The vehicle will then lower to access height as you complete your parking Thumbs Up
Post #293500 Thu Mar 24 2011 3:06pm
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Buster007



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simon1233 wrote:
KR1005 wrote:
Bobby - how do you select to lower whilst the vehicle is slowing down and go to access height when stop? Please tell us.
thx


When approaching your parking place press the suspension height 'lower' button on the centre console next to terrain response control. The vehicle will then lower to access height as you complete your parking Thumbs Up


I agree I've been doing this ever since I've owned mine - try not to take your eyes off the road while doing it or off your mirrors if your parking I've had a few near misses fiddling about pressing buttons!! Cheers Laurence.
Post #293526 Thu Mar 24 2011 6:38pm
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Tim in Scotland



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If you read the manual it also says that it isn't recommended to lower the car when it has already stopped - best done with the car rolling along to avoid damage to the suspension units by lowering the car when it is stopped 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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Post #293531 Thu Mar 24 2011 7:20pm
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Firebird



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Tboner wrote:
That sounds sexist to me ! what about guys with skirts ! Twisted Evil


There called kilts, and the last thing you would want to do if glance over as they are getting in to the RRS Rolling with laughter
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Siberianfox



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Tim in Scotland wrote:
If you read the manual it also says that it isn't recommended to lower the car when it has already stopped - best done with the car rolling along to avoid damage to the suspension units by lowering the car when it is stopped



A man reading a manual.......Quick help i need CPR ! Smile
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Nope Foxy, I read it in a thread on here! 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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Tim in Scotland wrote:
Nope Foxy, I read it in a thread on here!

Ah ok, ill let you off for now....Men do not read manuals that is the job of us girlies.... Smile
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Firebird wrote:
Tboner wrote:
That sounds sexist to me ! what about guys with skirts ! Twisted Evil


There called kilts, and the last thing you would want to do if glance over as they are getting in to the RRS Rolling with laughter


now there's a image about the RRS that i wouldn't wanna see...... Shocked http://paulomartinsphotography.tumblr.com

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Bobby



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Tim in Scotland wrote:
If you read the manual it also says that it isn't recommended to lower the car when it has already stopped..


Sorry Tim, but I beg to differ.

I found this passage in the manual...

Note: Access height may be selected up to 40 seconds after the ignition is switched off, if the
driver's door has not been opened within this time.

Self explanatory, I would suppose. Wink Malaysia Boleh!
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