Series 2 Discovery - how to lower suspension

It should lower on the second push provided the doors are shut (and engine running?). Three boings means it ain't happy and ain't going to do what you asked.

Or drive, if you go over 18mph it'll boing once at you and lower automagically.

Mark uttered summat worrerz funny about:

If it boings four times you've hit the garage roof ;-)

Lee D

On or around Tue, 13 Dec 2005 00:32:11 -0000, "Lee_D" enlightened us thusly:

It returns to normal as you drive around 20mph i think,also the 3 bings signals it returning to normal mode

18 in the book. B-)

3 boings? 3 boings is "error" if you press the button with a door open. 1 boing is "OK, I'm going to raise the suspension", 1 boing is "OK, I'm going to lower the suspension" on button pushes from the book.

The book doesn't say how many times it boings when you travel too fast and it automatically lowers the suspension and I can't remember. I might have a play tommorow. IMHO 3 should be an "error" indication rather than a normal "I'm going to lower the suspension" one. I guess the designers consider going above 18mph with the suspension raised an "error".

Had this when I first got mine, put it in the garage ready to change the engine {failed oil pump bolt}. Played with the buttons in ignorance of what they did, was a new toy after all. Suspension starts to raise, flourescant tube starts to crack, jab button to no effect, so turned off ignition. Spoke to dealers on the phone, who said it would continue to raise untill it got to full height. Only way to get the damned thing out was disconnect the height sensors to lower it, push it out and reconnect.

you live and learn