Rear brake service mode Range Rover sport 2016

How to put park brake in maintenance mode Range Rover sport 2016 onward

[@alanpershing9382]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I played around with all sorts of combinations from websites and RUclips trying to penetrate the mystic portal of Brake Maintenance on my 2016 Range Rover Sport. Your solution finally did the trick!

[@johnpavel9397]

Thank you! I’ve seen other conflicting info and this worked on my RRS diesel 👍

[@pdrtoolscom]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video 🙏

[@bikerdave19148]

Thank you

[@shaunwainwright2183]

What was it that indicated it was out of maintenance mode? When you said ah there it goes? I’m struggling to do mine . Does bonnet have to be open and what is displayed to indicate it’s back in normal mode

[@anonymouslegend1415]

No it just doesn’t say that its in maintenance mode anymore. he was waiting for it to tell him if it still or not then he saw that it didn’t so he said there it goes

[@lubacotemobile]

Excellent presentation!

[@killervm1234]

Perfect thank you!

[@danielwhiting2529]

Can the car move back and fourth if brakes in this mode please?

[@dlandy241]

If neutral selected yes

[@MILANOKIS]

Do we have to do this when doing the front brakes?

[@stevfernandez1781]

not necessarily because in the front they don’t have electric motors

[@Doesnotmatter0908]

My mechanic changed rear brake pads without putting it in service mode.
Now my car brakes are spongy?? Can u guess the issue !

[@dlandy241]

Service mode only required when doing rear brakes. Your brakes just needs to be bed in. If it's still the same after 30km it might needs a brake fluid flush.

[@Doesnotmatter0908]

@@dlandy241 yes, He didn’t put the car in service mode while changing rear brakes. Drove over 100km but problem still the same. It’s time to bleed the brake lines. Thank you soo much for replying !

[@fredsonwilkins3581]

Currently having the same problem did you find a fix???

[@millie111066]

Total bollocks didn’t work