As the topic title says, sometimes, not always, the car suspension settles down a few seconds, sometimes a minute or two after the engine is switched of.

Very occasionally it does it if you are sitting in the car with the engine running but not moving for a few minutes, last time is was stopped taking a phone call, and the car settled, think it is the back end that is doing it.

Just on the point of having to decide if i should extend the warentee, thinking i should, but who should i use ? Andrew
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RRS HSE Lux 2011, Black and all the toys.
RRS HSE 07 TDV6, Black, Privicy Glass, Sunroof, DVD, light guards, side steps - Gone
Freelanders TD4 - Gone
Discovery TD3 - Gone
Army Lightweight - 2.5 - Gone but not forgotten
Range Rover Classic - Gone
110 County - Gone
90 Safari - Gone
Series 2A - Gone

That is not a fault, they all do it. We call it farting

good one ! Andrew
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RRS HSE Lux 2011, Black and all the toys.
RRS HSE 07 TDV6, Black, Privicy Glass, Sunroof, DVD, light guards, side steps - Gone
Freelanders TD4 - Gone
Discovery TD3 - Gone
Army Lightweight - 2.5 - Gone but not forgotten
Range Rover Classic - Gone
110 County - Gone
90 Safari - Gone
Series 2A - Gone

Its the self levelling suspension - apparently you should raise or lower the suspension on a ferry to stop it doing it for the journey and flattening the battery Mike

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