[J.Millionaire]

I have just reached 100,000 miles a few days ago on my 2003 Rover. I have noticed slight dip between the driverside and the passenger side suspension. I'm havn't got any messages on the dash pertaining to this. This diverside is the issue, I have noticed that each isn't even at times, but car does level itself from time to time. I was wonder can the dealership reset the ABS Suspension to correct this issue??? I'm hoping that will not have to replace the suspendion on the driverside? I spoke with a guy who has 24"rims on his Rover and he said every now and then he will have to take his car to the dealer to have his reset ??? I have 22" rims if that make a differnce.

 

[Malafax_dand]

Last time I saw this happening on a MKIII, it was one of the front air shock assemblies. They do fail and begin to leak. If you are also worried about the increased wheel size, you can reset the EAS computer whenever you need with my tool;
http://www.rswsolutions.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=268&Itemid=77

 

[careyxb]

I have just reached 100,000 miles a few days ago on my 2003 Rover. I have noticed slight dip between the driverside and the passenger side suspension. I'm havn't got any messages on the dash pertaining to this. This diverside is the issue, I have noticed that each isn't even at times, but car does level itself from time to time. I was wonder can the dealership reset the ABS Suspension to correct this issue??? I'm hoping that will not have to replace the suspendion on the driverside? I spoke with a guy who has 24"rims on his Rover and he said every now and then he will have to take his car to the dealer to have his reset ??? I have 22" rims if that make a differnce.

You many search "Range Rover MKIII"

 

[careyxb]

Range Rover MKIII - All Comms 1123:lol: