My one stays at the 'normal' height when getting out and locking it too.. I always forget to lower it to 'access height' which means I have to go back in the car turn on the ignition and then select access heightr - must get round to prgramming the 3rd key fob button to do it on a keypress. Range Rover Sport TdV6HSE Bonatti Grey 20" FE Stormer wheels, Privacy Glass, Mats, Boot Mat, black badges, SC grille and vents

when you start your engine with the car in as you say access height, does the screen say raising to normal height ?? Mine used to pass wind and lower by its self, but only went down a little, which I was told that it was the self levelling suspension operating correctly.

Smudge,
You can program the 3rd button on the key to raise and/or lower the car, but it will only work if all dors are cloased AND the hazzard flashers are on
I was planning on doing the same, but having to get in, turn on the hazzard flashers and close all dors seems to negate any likely benefit
So I think I'll program it to turn on the lights instead

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scorpio wrote:

when you start your engine with the car in as you say access height, does the screen say raising to normal height ?? Mine used to pass wind and lower by its self, but only went down a little, which I was told that it was the self levelling suspension operating correctly.

I always lower to access height when parking up. So, when I return and pull off the car only beeps at me when I reach a certain speed - that it is now raising to normal ride height.

I quite often move the car around on the driveway without any beeps or alteration to the access height as I am only moving slowly.

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