Why does it mean when my 2010 Range Rover displays Only Normal Height Available
What is your question?
When I start my 2010 Range Rover Sport HSE a message on the driver panel behind the steering wheel says "Only Normal Height Available." When my guy drives it (or even sometimes if I'm driving) he starts pushing buttons and my car starts to move. He says it's a suspension/compresser problem. He purchased a suspension conversation kit. Do I need a mechanic to perform the conversion? Or should he stop pushing the buttons? When I drive alone, that message comes on then goes off. The little yellow triangle stays on but my Rover never rocks and roll. What settings should I leave on all the time when I'm running errands, on normal terrain, under normal conditions?
What makes this problem better or worse?
When my boyfriend doesn't change settings my car doesn't move..
How long has your 2010 Land Rover Range Rover Sport had this problem?
My guy says it's been happening for quite a while.
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Hello, this warning indicates there is a problem with the ride control / suspension system. This is something that requires diagnostic testing and then eventual repairs. The cause can be multiple areas of your suspension system.
A "conversion kit" I would guess would change over the ride control system to a conventional suspension. If this is the case, you'll never bypass those warnings, but you'll replace place ride control components with standard ones. I'm suggesting that's going to give you reduced ride quality, poor handling, continued warning lights and "bypassing" to operate, and could even create a safety issue.
I'd recommend investing your money wisely and having the concern diagnosed and repaired properly.
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