I've got a 2002 Range Rover and the Air Suspension warning light appeared. The car is leaning to the drivers front side. I don't think its on the bump stops yet! I need to get it to my local garage which is 150 mikes away. Any advice about driving it? Will be ok? What damage could happen? Is it likely to an expensive fix? Thanks Landy Owners!
Should I drive my Range Rover with the Air Suspension Inactive warning light on?
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Late P38 or early L322 ?
Put your location down someone might be local who can help out.
If it is leaning, then no dont drive it....
Put your location down someone might be local who can help out.
If it is leaning, then no dont drive it....
Datatek
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I thought it was an L322 as a P38 would have gone straight to the bump stops, sounds like a split airbag to me on an L322.
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Can you not find a garage a little more local than 150 miles away? Possibly needs a strut. Not a massive job to do.
tomcat59alan
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There must be an indy in the Dorchester area to help, save on the recovery!
