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kastone
 


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What is the meaning of orange wheel axels in 4x4 Info?

Hi,

I could not find any information in the manual about the meaning of orange axels and marks in the 4x4 Info. Does anyone know? That happend with extreme articulation. Left rear wheel was fully sprung in, right rear wheel fully sprung out. The other two wheels were not at their limits, but all four lines above or below the wheels were drawn in orange.

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Thanks & Best regards
Klaus Klaus Nahr - discovery3.de
Land Rover Discovery 3 TDV6 HSE  
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AXLE ARTICULATION  
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DG
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Re: What is the meaning of orange wheel axels in 4x4 Info?

kastone wrote:
Hi,

I could not find any information in the manual about the meaning of orange axels and marks in the 4x4 Info. Does anyone know? That happend with extreme articulation. Left rear wheel was fully sprung in, right rear wheel fully sprung out. The other two wheels were not at their limits, but all four lines above or below the wheels were drawn in orange.

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Thanks & Best regards
Klaus


Is that from a D3 screen looks nothing like mine Range Rover Westminster 4.4 TDV8 what a car
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kastone
 


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No, its Discovery 4 MY 2016. MY 2013 is looking the same. At standard the wheel axles are drawn in green.

Maybe does it mean, that the cross link valves are open? Klaus Nahr - discovery3.de
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Your differential is locked - also hence the lock symbol rather than the unlocked green one. Filming something somewhere...  
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stub axles...and articulation DG  
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