Range Rover active air suspension (EAS) demonstration

Range Rover HSE 4,6 '95 active air suspension (EAS) demonstration. Values shown are ride hight relative to "Standard" mode. Starting in "Access" mode (-65mm), going to High mode (+40mm) and then back through "Standard" and "Low" (-25mm) to "Access". There is an additional "Extended" mode (+70mm) which cannot be selected manually. The vehicle automatically engages this mode if it get stuck as a result of the chassis touching the ground. (ps. I will upload a video with better lighting conditions soon)

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Range
• Rover
• P38
• EAS
• suspension
• Land
• airsuspension

[joshmonarc]

solid? u gotta be kidding man. Land Rovers are known for their unreliability

[AndreasMadsen]

@joshmonarc That might be so but i have never met an lr owner who agreed. The electronics (used to be) unreliable, but the engines, drive line and all the essentials are very well thought out. I have no complaints and they have never failed me. Do you even know what you are talking about are are you just trying to make yourself look bigger by stepping on others? ;(

[LANDYP38]

@AndreasMadsen Well Said

[NorkiddExo]

@AndreasMadsen Yeh electrics bad, mums TD5 has been great since new, only silly things are the injector harness, roof lining, fuel pumps gone couple times and faulty sensors. Fantastic build quality throughout however!

Done nearly 300,000 Klms with only a couple of minor issues in the 11 years of owning it.

[irvinmanohar]

@AndreasMadsen Yeah now land rovers are much better. This is because Tata bought the company.. hehe

[Russisretard]

TO EXPENSIVE BUT SOLID CAR!

ZASTAVA is no1