How does it work ?

Madyaker · Apr 3, 2015

Ive just test driven a 4.4 lpg l322 and was mightily impressed When I asked the bloke to show me the EAS working I couldn't see anything happening. The doors were open do they need to be shut to operate it. ? (My p38's on springs so never had an issue with it or seen it working.)

tomcat59alan · Apr 3, 2015

Yes the doors have to be closed but I don't know why I'm answering a person from the Dark Side. Fecking COILS

robhew86 · Apr 3, 2015

Madyaker said:
Ive just test driven a 4.4 lpg l322 and was mightily impressed When I asked the bloke to show me the EAS working I couldn't see anything happening. The doors were open do they need to be shut to operate it. ? (My p38's on springs so never had an issue with it or seen it working.)

Correct, all the doors / bonnet too (I think) need to be shut for it to adjust between height settings.
Between access mode and off road mode there's about approx 4" difference, you can tell the difference easily by looking at the Gap between the top of the tyre and wheel arch's.
HTH.

Datatek · Apr 3, 2015

Madyaker said:
Ive just test driven a 4.4 lpg l322 and was mightily impressed When I asked the bloke to show me the EAS working I couldn't see anything happening. The doors were open do they need to be shut to operate it. ? (My p38's on springs so never had an issue with it or seen it working.)

Don't worry, it won't work for long, doors open or shut

800jimbo · Apr 3, 2015

Datatek said:
Don't worry, it won't work for long, doors open or shut

Putting a car on springs does remove the frisson when the orange EAS light stops flashing, knowing that one day soon it won't.

Datatek · Apr 3, 2015

800jimbo said:
Putting a car on springs does remove the frisson when the orange EAS light stops flashing, knowing that one day soon it won't.

EAS works fine on the P38 when properly maintained, it can be disabled by all manner of things on the L322 like a duff ABS sensor

tomcat59alan · Apr 3, 2015

Datatek said:
EAS works fine on the P38 when properly maintained, it can be disabled by all manner of things on the L322 like a duff ABS sensor

+1

robhew86 · Apr 3, 2015

Datatek said:
EAS works fine on the P38 when properly maintained, it can be disabled by all manner of things on the L322 like a duff ABS sensor

That's progression for you

dogsbody · Apr 3, 2015

I'd be worried about buying a Rangie from someone who doesn't know to close the doors to get the suspension working. It reminds me of when I was looking for mine and almost every one I found in a second hand dealer was on it's bump stops and had a flat battery.
"No problem mate, I'll just stick the booster pack on it." Straight onto the battery, sparks flying and they wondered why I was already driving off their lot.

Madyaker · Apr 3, 2015

Thanks guys, the bloke was selling it from his garage for a mate, he wasn't familiar with it. As for coils on mine it came that way. I needed a big car for towing and a mate of mine had a p38 for peanuts. I've run it for 2 years and not spent much on it so I thought I'd try a L322. As I said I was impressed with the performance and overall condition, its done less than average miles and just had new discs and pads all round, new bushes and new front suspension (yes I know the back is probably due) so i think I'll make an offer and see how we go.

Datatek · Apr 4, 2015

Madyaker said:
Thanks guys, the bloke was selling it from his garage for a mate, he wasn't familiar with it. As for coils on mine it came that way. I needed a big car for towing and a mate of mine had a p38 for peanuts. I've run it for 2 years and not spent much on it so I thought I'd try a L322. As I said I was impressed with the performance and overall condition, its done less than average miles and just had new discs and pads all round, new bushes and new front suspension (yes I know the back is probably due) so i think I'll make an offer and see how we go.

Keep some cash back for a new gearbox, PCV valve and maybe VANOS

Madyaker · Apr 5, 2015

Well, I got it ! 7.5k. I went back and did a deal before someone else was due to view it. Half an hour later the guy rang me back and told me the other bloke insisted he ring me and offered 8k ! Who said these cars don't appreciate. ps its a 2002 l322 v8 vogue in black with almond leather interior and lpg. I think I'm going to enjoy this (While it lasts :d )

Saint.V8 · Apr 5, 2015

Almond>>?? Never heard of that one...need photos of exterior and interior tis in the :rulez:

Madyaker · Apr 6, 2015

Don't have any yet but I'll try this Land Rover Range Rover 4.4 V8 Vogue 5dr

holidaychicken · Apr 6, 2015

See you again soon then !!

Madyaker · Apr 6, 2015

Cheers, no doubt you will : )

Datatek · Apr 6, 2015

Paid £7.5K and offered £8K, I'd have bitten his arm off.

tomcat59alan · Apr 6, 2015

Datatek said:
Paid £7.5K and offered £8K, I'd have bitten his arm off.

You never know Keith, this may be the "good" one.

Datatek · Apr 6, 2015

tomcat59alan said:
You never know Keith, this may be the "good" one.

Never turn down a quick profit

No such thing as a good L322, one mate swapped his for a Gaylander 2, reckons it's much better

StuckAgainSteve · Apr 6, 2015

tomcat59alan said:
You never know Keith, this may be the "good" one.

Should've bought a lottery ticket on the way back coz if it's a good one your luck was in.

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