I have a friend that has an '04 Range Rover. She told me that everything on it works famously except for the suspension. Apparently, it does not raise or lower when the lift or lower switch is engaged but it stays at normal ride height with no problems. Any of you know what could be the cause of that? I only ask because I haven't looked at it myself yet without some knowledge from one of you smarter guys that know how to work on some of the bells and whistles. Any guidance would be a great help. Thanks guys.

 

could be a few things. not the switch withstanding. lots of them get coffee on it. does it say anything on the dash board?

 

Well, I should have asked her if it was still a problem before I posted this. It is fixed already, it turns out that they just needed to get the software updated and now it works. Thank you though.

 

Several problems ranging anywhere from, Faulty High Sensors, Bad Air-Compressor, (located in the spare wheel compartment), or possibly it needs to be resetted by the dealership or a technician who has the actual computer scanner. Minor thing could be a blown fuse, but dont quote me on that.

 

i checked the fueses and they are all good but i have no power to the motor