Rosie 67

Member

• Oct 31, 2023

• #1

hi, everybody range Rover has now decided to lean onto the left-hand side and the code said Rhea articulation valve intermittent. I cleared the code. I took it round the block and no more codes have appeared It is still leaning onto the left-hand side. Not sure what’s going wrong with it now any thoughts? Many thanks.

 

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myfirstl322

Well-Known Member

• Oct 31, 2023

• #2

Rosie 67 said:

Rover has now decided to lean onto the left-hand side and the code said Rhea articulation valve intermittent.

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Do birds have strokes?

 

Datatek

Well-Known Member

• Oct 31, 2023

• #3

Rosie 67 said:

hi, everybody range Rover has now decided to lean onto the left-hand side and the code said Rhea articulation valve intermittent. I cleared the code. I took it round the block and no more codes have appeared It is still leaning onto the left-hand side. Not sure what’s going wrong with it now any thoughts? Many thanks.

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The cameras and sensors have assessed your weight incorrectly and applied the wrong correction to the suspension.

 

Rosie 67

Member

• Oct 31, 2023

• #4

Ok so does that mean it needs recalibrating or will it re adjust itself

 

Datatek

Well-Known Member

• Nov 1, 2023

• #5

Rosie 67 said:

Ok so does that mean it needs recalibrating or will it re adjust itself

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I was joking I doubt it will recalibrate itself as the calibration was presumably correct before the fault, it's recorded fault that needs to be investigated, ie the sticking articulation valve. Others may know more than me.

 

Rosie 67

Member

• Nov 1, 2023

• #6

Lol

 

norseman

Well-Known Member

• Nov 2, 2023

• #7

Land Rover products have invariably leaned one way or another, even back in the days of leaf springs & can do so with those new-fangled coils as well

That & corrosion are synonymous with the breed, the latter apparently has still to be eradicated.