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What is it???? (Land Rover Related)

83series3 said:
First time having a go at this thread … wiper switch? Or the headlight multi switch thing in the centre console on an
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Wiper switch over to you
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Ok, the pie for dinner is not ready yet, so hit the garage quickly…. As it’s my first time at this, I’m giving you all a bonus round and attaching 2 pics for a bit of ancient and modern … 😀😀
 

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Paul d said:
Looks like a valve ..or electric connector the first pic .
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Very good. That is part of the Range Rover Sport dynamic response system … similar to the disco 2, there’s a valve block underneath the driver’s side that contains various valves / solenoids to control the flow of the DRS fluid that gets pumped to the front and rear anti-roll bars.

My old 2007 RRS had a recurrent fault with it’s dynamic response system, and I found a complete lack of anyone in the South East with the inclination to go anywhere near the system, other than chuck random parts to see if that cured the fault. Eg, a new rear anti-roll bar, costing just under £1k, and requiring a body lift to replace. I eventually fixed the problem by changing the entire car from a 2007 to a 2013 model :)
 
83series3 said:
Very good. That is part of the Range Rover Sport dynamic response system … similar to the disco 2, there’s a valve block underneath the driver’s side that contains various valves / solenoids to control the flow of the DRS fluid that gets pumped to the front and rear anti-roll bars.

My old 2007 RRS had a recurrent fault with it’s dynamic response system, and I found a complete lack of anyone in the South East with the inclination to go anywhere near the system, other than chuck random parts to see if that cured the fault. Eg, a new rear anti-roll bar, costing just under £1k, and requiring a body lift to replace. I eventually fixed the problem by changing the entire car from a 2007 to a 2013 model :)
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Ooh I have no idea what your on about .🤣 it just looked like some kinda valve ..
Not sure about the other pic .
 
83series3 said:
Very good. That is part of the Range Rover Sport dynamic response system … similar to the disco 2, there’s a valve block underneath the driver’s side that contains various valves / solenoids to control the flow of the DRS fluid that gets pumped to the front and rear anti-roll bars.

My old 2007 RRS had a recurrent fault with it’s dynamic response system, and I found a complete lack of anyone in the South East with the inclination to go anywhere near the system, other than chuck random parts to see if that cured the fault. Eg, a new rear anti-roll bar, costing just under £1k, and requiring a body lift to replace. I eventually fixed the problem by changing the entire car from a 2007 to a 2013 model :)
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Question is.... Did @Paul d 'win'?
 
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