D4 Terrain Response Settings

[Smokey77]

Hello All,
I am a bit new to AULRO so I am still feeling my way around the site. I have a 2011 2.7 D4 after previously owning a D2 for six years and a 1984 Rangie for 13 years before that. Could someone please point me to a manual or written description of what each of the Terrain Response Settings actually does to the engine mapping and gearing etc?
Many thanks,
Smokey77

[~Rich~]

Welcome Smokey,
Check out the FAQ section, it gives such info:
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/d3-d4-rrs/93220-aulro-discovery-3-4-rrs-faq.html

[gghaggis]

Hello All,
I am a bit new to AULRO so I am still feeling my way around the site. I have a 2011 2.7 D4 after previously owning a D2 for six years and a 1984 Rangie for 13 years before that. Could someone please point me to a manual or written description of what each of the Terrain Response Settings actually does to the engine mapping and gearing etc?
Many thanks,
Smokey77

I sell a booklet that goes over the usage of Terrain Response and off-road driving. Have a look on my website (see sig below).

Cheers,

Gordon

[discotwinturbo]

I sell a booklet that goes over the usage of Terrain Response and off-road driving. Have a look on my website (see sig below).

Cheers,

Gordon

The most valuable book that a FL, D3, D4 or RRS should carry!

Brett....

[oldsalt]

Yep - I second that comment about Gordon's "booklet" - I keep mine in the seat-back pocket of the passenger's seat - easy to reach when I need a "refresher" about the terrain response system. Buy one - you won't regret it...
cheers

[BMKal]

I sell a booklet that goes over the usage of Terrain Response and off-road driving. Have a look on my website (see sig below).

Cheers,

Gordon

Been meaning to book myself in on one of your seminars Gordon, and to get this booklet as well.

Just checked the date of your next one, but I'll still be on my way back from Tassie early November, so hopefully will be down in Perth for the January one.

[JamesH]

Yep - I second that comment about Gordon's "booklet" - I keep mine in the seat-back pocket of the passenger's seat - easy to reach when I need a "refresher" about the terrain response system.

You'd be at home in my car then, that's where mine is kept.:) An excellent resource. Dealers should give them away as sweeteners along with the picnic kit.

[Smokey77]

Hi Gordon,
I picked up your "Off-road Companion Booklet" from the mailbox today. It seems to fill the bill and I look forward to studying it in detail.
Many thanks,
Smokey77