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    Workshop manual says it is the "Air Suspension Warning Indicator".

    What it is warning you of ..... ???
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChookD2 View Post
    Workshop manual says it is the "Air Suspension Warning Indicator".

    What it is warning you of ..... ???
    OK you need more than the handbook. I had the same light which was a 50Amp fuse failure. It is under the bonnet in the fuse box where the battery is, a square yellow one a bit like a relay worth checking. Nick
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    I've given this some thought and hereby put forward 'Theory One'!

    The driver weighs in at 60 odd kg. The front passenger at 120+ kg and the rear passenger, also on passenger side, behind big, fat bloke, at 90kg.
    So, 60kg on RHS and 210kg+ on LHS.

    Now, ascending the last section of a very windy and steep road, i.e. Nambour to Mapleton, this light came on. On reaching the top and turning the vehicle off, the light did not re-appear during the ensuing hour's drive home.

    Theory: ' I'm thinking that the severe imbalance of load, during the steep, sharp curves, somehow confused the DSC and it thought there was something amiss with the suspension. '

    This would be the most financially beneficial theory, one would think?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saitch View Post
    I've given this some thought and hereby put forward 'Theory One'!

    The driver weighs in at 60 odd kg. The front passenger at 120+ kg and the rear passenger, also on passenger side, behind big, fat bloke, at 90kg.
    So, 60kg on RHS and 210kg+ on LHS.

    Now, ascending the last section of a very windy and steep road, i.e. Nambour to Mapleton, this light came on. On reaching the top and turning the vehicle off, the light did not re-appear during the ensuing hour's drive home.

    Theory: ' I'm thinking that the severe imbalance of load, during the steep, sharp curves, somehow confused the DSC and it thought there was something amiss with the suspension. '

    This would be the most financially beneficial theory, one would think?
    I highly doubt it, more like there is some wear in the suspension just enough to throw a sensor out of range.
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    If you google "Suspension warning light Discovery 3" you will find that this light can be either orange or red, depending on the severity of the fault I suppose. But the light indicates a suspension fault.
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    Without codes we're all guessing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BradC View Post
    Without codes we're all guessing.
    I code checked when we got home and there were no issues!

    The light was 'Orange', by the way.

    Perhaps just one of those things?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saitch View Post
    Perhaps just one of those things?
    There's never "just one of those things" on a Landrover (particularly when the EAS is involved). It obviously knew you were safe and not in a hurry. It's just lying in wait until you are in a critical spot before that orange light comes up red.

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