Land Rover Defender: Vehicle Dynamic Suspension
Land Rover Defender 2020-2024 Service Manual / Chassis / Vehicle Dynamic Suspension
SPECIFICATIONS
General Specification
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Torque Specifications
COMPONENT TORQUE LOCATION
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NOTE: Numbers with green background are a single use component.
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COMPONENT TORQUE LOCATION
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COMPONENT TORQUE LOCATION
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NOTE: Numbers with green background are a single use component.
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COMPONENT TORQUE LOCATION
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NOTE: Numbers with green background are a single use component.
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COMPONENT TORQUE LOCATION
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NOTE: Numbers with green background are a single use component.
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COMPONENT TORQUE LOCATION
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NOTE: Numbers with green background are a single use component.
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COMPONENT TORQUE LOCATION
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COMPONENT TORQUE LOCATION
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- Vehicle Dynamic Suspension - Description and Operation
- Vehicle Dynamic Suspension - Diagnosis and Testing
- Air Line Connector
- Air Suspension Manual Tight Tolerance Setting Mode
- Ride Height Adjustments
- Air Suspension Compressor
- Air Suspension Control Module
- Front Air Reservoir Valve Block
- Air Suspension Reservoir
- Front Suspension Height Sensor
- Rear Air Spring
- Rear Suspension Height Sensor
- Rear Air Reservoir Valve Block
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Component Location, Overview
COMPONENT LOCATION
COMPONENT LOCATION 1 OF 2 - MODEL 110 VEHICLES
Rear left height sensor
Chassis Control Module (CHCM)
Interactive Control Interface Module 'A' (ICIMA)
Interactive Display Modul
Description
SHOCK ABSORBERS
The adaptive shock absorbers are nitrogen gas and oil filled monotube units.
The shock absorbers are continuously
variable, which allows the damping force to be electrically adjusted
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'A' Frame Protection Bar
'A' FRAME PROTECTION BAR - PART NUMBER:
VPLEP0385
REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION
WARNING:
Accessories which are not correctly installed can be dangerous. Read the
instructions carefully prior to
installation. Comply with instructions at all times. If in doubt, contact your
nearest approved retailer.
CAU
Auto high beam assist
(AHBA)
The Auto High Beam Assist (AHBA)
system cannot be relied upon to activate
or deactivate high beam in all potential
circumstances. The driver remains
responsible for the correct use of the
headlights at all times. Incorrect use of
the headlights may cause an accident,
potentially resulting in seriou
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