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Sorry, I'm completely new to all of this. I'm just wondering if it's supposed to look like this - the front end looks lower than the rear? I have the setting so it's the default/lower height. Normal or something wrong? or is there a setting that would fix... ? thanks.
Last edited by notourist; Feb 7, 2023 at 02:27 PM.
The only thing I could guess at is that you turned the car off before it fully lowered? Get in it and fire it up, press the lower button and see if the rear comes down. Then test it at ride and off road heights. I bet it clears on its own.
You sir! Are ready for front air strut replacements! This happened to a lot of cars if you notice the front sagging like this or it correcting itself at stoplights a lot that is most likey what is happening. Pretty quick job and is covered under warranty.
Is the driveway sloped? Front left may be flexed up more than rear left. Just throwing it out there before you head to dealer with all the fun that entails.
Was your Deefer built in late 2020? “bulletin - front air springs chk - leaking front air struts- svc action - front air springs replaced if dates are between 8/1/2020 and 11/20/2020, replace the Shock Absorber Air Spring Assembly -tsb about it in icloud. LAND ROVER TSB #SSM75281”
Here is what was done for this by my dealer. It would randomly raise at lights and when camping each morning it would be sagging like your picture and raise when I started it. If you get in your car when its parked like that and the front raises that's most likely the issue.