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From one of Alex's other videos (rear brake pads change) he showed an AWESOME way to put your Rover suspension into the "extended" mode! I don't know what years this applies to, but it certainly works for my 2015 full-size SC. Simply turn on the flashers (ignition off) and press/hold the "light" button and the "unlock" button on your remote. Magic! No matter what your current ride height, your beastie will quickly inflate rears and fronts until extended mode is achieved. LOVE IT!
Bro, I've had my range Rover for 5 years and I've learned more on your channel in the last 3 days than I have just owning the car or from the dealership
@@alexfixty I have a 2016 Range Rover Supercharged and when I turn Left or Right from a complete stop the back wheels Shudder feel like they are skipping. Only happen when turning from a complete stop. Would you happen to know what the problem is?? I’ve read It’s the Fluid in the rear end needs to be changed?
Alex, interesting video. I have a 2016 Td6 Range Rover. My knobs are a little different inside. I have a rock climbing mode. Do you know if that is the same thing that you are describing here? Thanks, Paul
Privyet... the question is does it stay locked in this mode? Does it drop lower at 30 mph? I'm currently looking for a software "lift" for my 2006 L322 so I can drive to central america. Where is your shop droog?
Question. I know it's hard to diagnose over the internet but i am having a problem. Every time i lower my 2013 range rover hse into access hight, it immediately goes into extended mode. I go into the 4x4 screen and i don't see a problem with the sensors and i am not off road. Do you have any recommendations or ideas to look for this problem? Thank you.
I'm quite sure this is a height calibration issue or an issue with one of the height sensors. When you lower the car, it bottoms out instead of leaving a small clearance. When the levelling computer expects a further change in level, but that level change is not seen by the computer, it thinks it has hit solid ground and send it sky high to clear that virtual obstacle. To diagnose this, you'll need a levelling calibration tool.
@Land Rover Tech I have a 2016 Range Rover Supercharged and when turning left or right from a complete stop the Back wheels have a shudder feel like they are skipping or sticking while turning. Would you happen to know what the problem could be? I’ve read the Fluid in the Rear end needs to be changed because it doesn’t perform well in cold Weather and I live in Chicago.
I had that issue as well just in the past few months. Ended up just changing the front AND rear differential fluid and as well added an additive from Germany made specifically for the RR and so far it's fixed!
I just tried to put in super extended, but didn't work? I'm sure i'm not doing this correctly. Pressed the up button once to get into off-road mode while in park and then pressed on brake and held the up button again for three seconds and nothing happened. Any tips on what i missed?
@@justdave5121 Do you mean you need a jack (or in other words the car has to hit something underneath) before extended or super extended mode can be an option?
@@justdave5121 I didn't. It probably only works if it hits high-center as a back up feature. You shouldn't have to jack the damn thing up to go in that mode. Perhaps this was just an example of what it can do in the wild.
Hi! I provide mobile car repairs for European vehicles in Southern California.
Request a quote here👇
app.shopmonkey.io/quote-request/e4c56803325fda668f1050eca12fba84?noExternalScripts=1
From one of Alex's other videos (rear brake pads change) he showed an AWESOME way to put your Rover suspension into the "extended" mode! I don't know what years this applies to, but it certainly works for my 2015 full-size SC. Simply turn on the flashers (ignition off) and press/hold the "light" button and the "unlock" button on your remote. Magic! No matter what your current ride height, your beastie will quickly inflate rears and fronts until extended mode is achieved. LOVE IT!
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Bro, I've had my range Rover for 5 years and I've learned more on your channel in the last 3 days than I have just owning the car or from the dealership
Great to hear!
Thank you for this video!! It took me so long to figure this out!
My new fave channel! Just bought a 2012 RR Sport hse lux with only 47000kms on it
Hi Alex, thanks for your video, I'm gonna try this on my RR Sport right now !
I love off roading at Hungry Valley ... cool vid
Great video showing this man. Solid
Thank you! 🙌
😂 RR Sport Bro you’re here too.
Thanks man Iam a new owner lwb Range Rover I didn’t know that thank you Iam still learning about it
I’m glad to help! My congratulations with your purchase, it’s the best car, no competition🙏
Really enjoying your L405 videos. Thank you and keep up the good work 👍
I’m happy to hear that🙏 Thank you!
@@alexfixty I have a 2016 Range Rover Supercharged and when I turn Left or Right from a complete stop the back wheels Shudder feel like they are skipping. Only happen when turning from a complete stop. Would you happen to know what the problem is?? I’ve read It’s the Fluid in the rear end needs to be changed?
Nice. Gotta try this!
Super. How many inches does it raise from the lowest height to the super extended mode?
Over a Billion Two Hundred Trillion
@@alexfixtyWhat ??
Alex, interesting video. I have a 2016 Td6 Range Rover. My knobs are a little different inside. I have a rock climbing mode. Do you know if that is the same thing that you are describing here? Thanks, Paul
Just subscribed!
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Do you have a video on replacing height sensors for the same model?
Do you have to use a jack to get into extended mode? Not sure I understand why that was done?
You need to let the car think it has hit an obstacle. A jackstand is the simplest way to do it.
How do you get the car to stay up at extended off road mode.....as soon as I go over 40 mile/h it automatically comes back down
Unfortunately you can’t use it after 40mph
Hi does it work with l322 sc 2008 model
Thanks in advance
It should 👍
Privyet... the question is does it stay locked in this mode? Does it drop lower at 30 mph? I'm currently looking for a software "lift" for my 2006 L322 so I can drive to central america. Where is your shop droog?
It drops down after 30mph, you can install lift kit (lift rods)
You can re-calibrate the nominal level with a height calibration tool. But probably not to the level you're looking for.
Hey alex
How we can change the rear suspension of L405 range rover Vogue
Question. I know it's hard to diagnose over the internet but i am having a problem. Every time i lower my 2013 range rover hse into access hight, it immediately goes into extended mode. I go into the 4x4 screen and i don't see a problem with the sensors and i am not off road. Do you have any recommendations or ideas to look for this problem? Thank you.
I'm quite sure this is a height calibration issue or an issue with one of the height sensors. When you lower the car, it bottoms out instead of leaving a small clearance. When the levelling computer expects a further change in level, but that level change is not seen by the computer, it thinks it has hit solid ground and send it sky high to clear that virtual obstacle. To diagnose this, you'll need a levelling calibration tool.
@Land Rover Tech I have a 2016 Range Rover Supercharged and when turning left or right from a complete stop the Back wheels have a shudder feel like they are skipping or sticking while turning. Would you happen to know what the problem could be? I’ve read the Fluid in the Rear end needs to be changed because it doesn’t perform well in cold Weather and I live in Chicago.
Hi! Difficult to say. Better to get good diagnostic.
I had that issue as well just in the past few months. Ended up just changing the front AND rear differential fluid and as well added an additive from Germany made specifically for the RR and so far it's fixed!
Can it be possible for Discovery 5
I think so
In which mode is
I just tried to put in super extended, but didn't work? I'm sure i'm not doing this correctly. Pressed the up button once to get into off-road mode while in park and then pressed on brake and held the up button again for three seconds and nothing happened. Any tips on what i missed?
Did you end up finding a way to do the extended mode without jack?
@@justdave5121 Do you mean you need a jack (or in other words the car has to hit something underneath) before extended or super extended mode can be an option?
@@DeviantDiscoveries Yes, it will only go into extended mode if the sensors see that the car is grounded, it can't be selected manually
@@justdave5121 I didn't. It probably only works if it hits high-center as a back up feature. You shouldn't have to jack the damn thing up to go in that mode. Perhaps this was just an example of what it can do in the wild.
@@zoopa999 it’s all very vague. Will it raise with keep brake pressed and raise up button? My 2016 l405 AB SC did not.
can this be done in the Discovery 2022?
can be done in my 2006 L320....so i guess yes XDD
What size tires are on?
255/55/r20
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Hi
but does that mean more points of failure then?