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garrycol

Member Since: 30 Nov 2010
Location: Canberra
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Terrain Response Functions

Can someone either tell me or point me in the right direction to find out what happens to the vehicle when each of the Terrain Response settings are selected eg. changes in front rear bias, TC settings, hi/lo range etc.

Thanks

Garry 07MY RRS TDV6
Arctic Frost
Aspen Interior

Fri Dec 17 2010 11:22am

Jimmy_75000

Member Since: 06 Oct 2006
Location: London, UK
Posts: 1146

2010 Range Rover Sport 3.0 TDV6 HSE Stornoway Grey

Re: Terrain Response Functions

garrycol wrote:
Can someone either tell me or point me in the right direction to find out what happens to the vehicle when each of the Terrain Response settings are selected eg. changes in front rear bias, TC settings, hi/lo range etc.

Thanks

Garry

Won't be able to go into details but can already tell you that Hi/Low isn;t control by the TR system, you have to change it with it's own button Range Rover Vogue ‘17 TDV6

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Fri Dec 17 2010 11:51am

foobar

Member Since: 19 Aug 2010
Location: Scotland
Posts: 35

2006 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE Zermatt Silver

Re: Terrain Response Functions

garrycol wrote:
Can someone either tell me or point me in the right direction to find out what happens to the vehicle when each of the Terrain Response settings are selected eg. changes in front rear bias, TC settings, hi/lo range etc.

Thanks

Garry

Cant speak for all of the modes but the snow mode seems to little but adjust the throttle mapping so it is not as responsive and/or change gear earlier, perhaps the traction control is a little more agressive. In all fairness it's pretty useless imo.

Fri Dec 17 2010 11:09pm

Mail Order Ride

Member Since: 28 Feb 2009
Location: UK
Posts: 131

If you find a deserted snow covered supermarket car park and select sand instead of GGS and then floor it you can have a whole lot of fun

Sat Dec 18 2010 12:33am

Nice But Dim

Member Since: 15 Oct 2010
Location: Kent
Posts: 61

2006 Range Rover Sport Supercharged Java Black

Re: Terrain Response Functions

foobar wrote:
garrycol wrote:
Can someone either tell me or point me in the right direction to find out what happens to the vehicle when each of the Terrain Response settings are selected eg. changes in front rear bias, TC settings, hi/lo range etc.

Thanks

Garry

Cant speak for all of the modes but the snow mode seems to little but adjust the throttle mapping so it is not as responsive and/or change gear earlier, perhaps the traction control is a little more agressive. In all fairness it's pretty useless imo.

Foobar, in a Supercharged, the snow mode is far from useless i can tell you. --------------------------
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Sat Dec 18 2010 1:17am

garrycol

Member Since: 30 Nov 2010
Location: Canberra
Posts: 1061

Thanks for the comments - but I take it no one knows where I can find out what happens in the car with each TR selection.

Cheers

Garry 07MY RRS TDV6
Arctic Frost
Aspen Interior

Sat Dec 18 2010 4:50am

Alicatt

Member Since: 11 Jun 2007
Location: Eating in Eksel or Ice cold in Alex
Posts: 1435

2008 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HSE Buckingham Blue

The GGS mode also activates the diff locks (if fitted) and on my TDV8 it is very handy in this weather here, if you look at the 4x4 info screen it will show you what the systems are doing.
GGS dampens the throttle response and makes the traction control much more sensitive also locks and unlocks the diffs as required. Also if you are in low range it switches on the Hill Descent Control

Rock Crawl can only be selected in low range and in off road hight, it dampens the throttle and locks the diffs.

Sand Mode sharpens the throttle makes the traction control less sensitive and locks the diffs quicker it also lessens the effect of the Dynamic Response.

those are my findings in having used them, Mud and Ruts I havn't used much so not sure on what it does exactly. Sons of dogs come hither and get flesh
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Sat Dec 18 2010 9:18am

AG09

Member Since: 13 Mar 2010
Location: West Yorkshire
Posts: 66

2009 Range Rover Sport TDV6 SE Zermatt Silver

See here...

LR Tech Doc

It's from the RRS gallery, I came to it via google so I can't credit it.

Sat Dec 18 2010 1:10pm

Sizzle TDV8

Member Since: 22 Mar 2010
Location: London
Posts: 117

2007 Range Rover Sport TDV8 HSE Stornoway Grey

top find AG09. Interesting reading! 2007 RRS TDV8 Stornaway Grey with lots of smiles..
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Sat Dec 18 2010 1:57pm

foobar

Member Since: 19 Aug 2010
Location: Scotland
Posts: 35

Re: Terrain Response Functions

Nice But Dim wrote:

Foobar, in a Supercharged, the snow mode is far from useless i can tell you.

Because the throttle is less sensitive and it uses less fuel?

Sat Dec 18 2010 6:53pm

garrycol

Member Since: 30 Nov 2010
Location: Canberra
Posts: 1061

AG09 wrote:
See here...

LR Tech Doc

It's from the RRS gallery, I came to it via google so I can't credit it.

That covers it all - thanks for that a great document.

Garrt 07MY RRS TDV6
Arctic Frost
Aspen Interior

Sun Dec 19 2010 8:07am

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