Just noticed this: after parking in my garage and shutting down the engine came into my mind that I forgot to select "access height". (Kids prefer to climb into the car when it's in the lowermost position). Although was sure that it won't do any good, flicked the ground clearance selector - and voilá, D3 lowered (key was still in ignition). Is it a bug or a feature TDV6 HSE Java Black, auto, difflock, fridge, winter, 7-seater, PDC, privacy, AHL, sunroof - 3rd row fixed
27th May 2006 8:45 pm
10forcash
Member Since: 09 Jun 2005
Location: Ubique
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it's a feature, lowering to access is available for up to 40 seconds after ignition off..... it says in my user manual
Next time I should read the user manual... As a last resort... Or something... TDV6 HSE Java Black, auto, difflock, fridge, winter, 7-seater, PDC, privacy, AHL, sunroof - 3rd row fixed
27th May 2006 10:33 pm
LeighW D3 Decade
Member Since: 31 Jan 2006
Location: Brisbane, AUS
Posts: 920
And I think you can programme the Land Rover button on the key to do the same - but of course, the children wouldn't be in a locked car.
Of interest, what have other users programmed ('programed' in certain other countries) the LR button to do?
Mine turns on the Follow Me lights so that when parked in a darker spot at least I can get to the gate lock with lighting. Then I turn them off with the same button.
Leigh
About to head to Japan for a break so will keep an eye out for LR3/Discovery 3s whilst travelling and post photos for the Spotted section.LeighW
The old girl is on her third engine...
* first ran a bearing (design failure in original engine)
* second had a failure of the water outlet on top of the engine (pls check yours)
28th May 2006 1:09 am
DSL Keeper of the wheelie bin
Member Since: 11 May 2006
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Enjoy the sushi! Lucky soul.
Derek
28th May 2006 7:06 am
LeighW D3 Decade
Member Since: 31 Jan 2006
Location: Brisbane, AUS
Posts: 920
Slight problem DSL, I am allergic to shellfish and the only sea food I really like is chips. But the journey should be great, thanks.
LeighLeighW
The old girl is on her third engine...
* first ran a bearing (design failure in original engine)
* second had a failure of the water outlet on top of the engine (pls check yours)
Member Since: 31 Jan 2006
Location: Brisbane, AUS
Posts: 920
No but I always try to buy my chips at the fish shop - they taste better!LeighW
The old girl is on her third engine...
* first ran a bearing (design failure in original engine)
* second had a failure of the water outlet on top of the engine (pls check yours)
As for the question: Follow Me Home Lights... It looked like the most useful option... Why not a poll here? TDV6 HSE Java Black, auto, difflock, fridge, winter, 7-seater, PDC, privacy, AHL, sunroof - 3rd row fixed
As for the question: Follow Me Home Lights... It looked like the most useful option... Why not a poll here?
I use my land rover button to change the heigt of the vehicle. It comes in handy when I park the car in my garage and open the trunk. Using the remote control I can raise the vehicle so that it almost hits the ceiling of the garage...
Klaas
28th May 2006 11:52 am
espri
Member Since: 07 Nov 2005
Location: Tyrol, Austria
Posts: 387
I have used the Land Rover button for lowering and raising the car (when working with a trailer). But I understood that that only worked when the hazard warning lights are flashing, which makes it rather impractical for everyday getting in and out of the car. Am I right there?
Eric
28th May 2006 10:25 pm
LeighW D3 Decade
Member Since: 31 Jan 2006
Location: Brisbane, AUS
Posts: 920
Eric - whilst I haven't used the personal button for lowering or raising the car, I did note the following in a manual:
Quote:
Programming the personal button to operate the air suspension must take place within 60 seconds of turning the ignition off. The air suspension switch position is relayed to the CJB on the CAN systems, which power down 60 seconds after the ignition is switched off.
I did not see any reference to a need for hazard lights being used at the same time.
CJB = Central Junction Box.
It's late now, but I will check my car tomorrow and report back.
LeighLeighW
The old girl is on her third engine...
* first ran a bearing (design failure in original engine)
* second had a failure of the water outlet on top of the engine (pls check yours)
29th May 2006 12:35 pm
espri
Member Since: 07 Nov 2005
Location: Tyrol, Austria
Posts: 387
Leigh,
I've had a look at my own handbook now and it does say (on page 29):
...turn on the hazard warning lamps... (as well as removing the starter key and closing all doors).
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