😂😂 I reset the vehicle, apparently that is the truth
I just reset the date and time, the weird thing is I was changing the rear pads and bled the brakes via the autel. The codes went away for about 3 minutes then came back on.
You seem to know your way around a vehicle and wrenches quite well... So don't take offense when I mention this... Did you re-connect the Wheel Sensor(s) after replacing the rear brake pad? If so, did you accidentially damage one of the little "Prong-Teeth" inside the "Male" connection side so that not all "Prong-Teeth" are aligned correctly and inserted into the "Female" connection side? I did that on the Parking Aide Sensor in the front bumper ever so slightly and lost all kinds of functions until I pulled the bumper again and rechecked the connections... Only to find out that one little prong out of 16 or so was bent very slightly and wasn't inserted into it's correct sub connection point. Straitened it out, reinserted both connection sides and all codes and errors went away.
Also, you could just have a bad Wheel Speed Sensor. I'm almost positive those sensors allow the ABS system to operate by relaying each wheels speed... That would also account for the loss of the Electronic Differential as it needs to know the rate/speed and other wheel info and to have a functioning ABS System to properly lock and monitor the E-Differential correctly. Lastly, these Rovers come with Torque Vectoring and this function is heavily dependent upon the use and full function of the rear brakes heavily.
I'd start with those rear wheel sensor connections personally. Best of luck to you!
-Ham
