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2nd Rower
19th October 2010, 07:00 PM
A v.good friend is about to collect their new D4 MY11...
Are their common things that they should check are done by the dealer prior to delivery, and also any known issues on MY11 build they should look for?
discomaniac
19th October 2010, 08:00 PM
Don't know anyone with a MY11 yet. Pick up mine on Monday. MY10 ironed out all the problems. MY11 will be perfect. :cool:
discomaniac
AGRO
20th October 2010, 12:01 AM
I am expecting delivery of a D4 mid November. Am I correct in assuming that factory builds in the past few months and into the future MY11 plated?
Scouse
20th October 2010, 09:47 AM
I am expecting delivery of a D4 mid November. Am I correct in assuming that factory builds in the past few months and into the future MY11 plated?It will have 2010 build & compliance plates but it will actually be a 2011MY car.
CSBrisie
20th October 2010, 01:10 PM
So what is the definition of a MY11 car anyway?
sniegy
20th October 2010, 01:27 PM
VIN's descibe the vehicle model year on all European Cars.
SALLAAA139A123456 is a 09MY
SALLAAAF3AA123456 is a 10MY
SALLAAAF3BA123456 is a 11MY
Regardless of build & compliance.
The 10th digit depicts model year.
9=09MY
A=10MY
B=11MY
C=12MY
etc.etc.
11MY goes into production in the UK in Aug/Sept, therefore any vehicle built from this date will be the next model year.
HTH Cheers.
CSBrisie
20th October 2010, 03:09 PM
Many thanks :)
Stuart02
15th November 2010, 09:58 PM
Only initial issues with our D4 have been a couple of tiny cosmetic things - some surface scratches on the plastics below the steering wheel, and a weird little extruding dent in the rear pillar near the tailgate, which is obviously a manufacturing thing and LR are happily fixing under warranty... Won't complain if that's our only troubles!
Oh, and have had to buy darker-tint sunnies to be able to look at the Fuji White! :D
discomaniac
15th November 2010, 10:52 PM
3 weeks in and no problems at all with the MY11 HSE. Wasn't possible to try out all features during the dealer hand over, took most of the next weekend to try all of the HSE gizmos. Everything seems to be working, even the voice control.
Current "Party Trick" is to tell "Navigation, I'm Hungry" and have all of the local restaurants pop up on the Navigation screen :p
My recommendation is to try the basics on Dealer hand over, then spend as much time as you can in the first week with everything else.
And yes, the Fuji white is very bright :cool:
discomaniac
roamer
16th November 2010, 07:54 AM
Have you tried air suspension from access to offroad then down to access and back to off road. Mine takes over 2 mins to lift, (put screen on 4X4 and it will tell when raising) if you are in sand and go over that 50 k\h and it lowers getting it back up is a real pain. Have they used 4 screws to hold front number plate on, mine had 2 at top, first deepwater crossing,and goodbye plate. :mad:
Cheers Ken
discomaniac
16th November 2010, 08:14 AM
Hi Roamer,
Your experience with the air suspension is the same as what I have. This was the same in My D3. In sand, if suspension lowers at over 50kmh, I think you have to drop below 40kmh before you can raise it again. Lived with this with the D3, looks like nothing has changed with this arrangement on the D4.
Had same problem with number plate on previous car (D2), now have slim line plate on the front with four screws, now much harder to loose it. Experience is a good teacher.
Discomaniac
roamer
16th November 2010, 08:42 AM
Hi Roamer,
Your experience with the air suspension is the same as what I have. This was the same in My D3. In sand, if suspension lowers at over 50kmh, I think you have to drop below 40kmh before you can raise it again. Lived with this with the D3, looks like nothing has changed with this arrangement on the D4.
Had same problem with number plate on previous car (D2), now have slim line plate on the front with four screws, now much harder to loose it. Experience is a good teacher.
Discomaniac
Try the up and down parked
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