Question about 1999 Land Rover Range Rover
Is it bouncing, or is it adjusting itself up& down? If it is adjusting itself, you have a bad ride height sensor.
If it is just bouncing a bit, this can be due to bad shocks and/or airbags. Or your vehicle could be on springs, a replacement recommended by many mechanics that don't know how to work on a rovers EAS.
Posted on Oct 04, 2008
Possibly a air compressor problem if its a later range rover because the sus is air bags
Posted on Aug 06, 2008
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Sounds like worn or blown struts - they control the oscillation of the car on rougher roads.
Posted on Jul 28, 2008
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I have the same problem. It bounces often when the car has sat for a day or two, and as soon as I enter the freeway the bouncing stops. My mechanic says it's normal, but he didn't inspect it, just said that in general it was normal. I can't believe this is normal because the bouncing seems really unsafe and makes me queasy. I bought this 2000 HSE 4.6 8-cylinder used a few weeks ago. I know nothing about Range Rovers.
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