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2010 Discovery 4 3.0 TDV6 HSE Auto Zermatt SilverDiscovery 4
Rear Axle Fault

Hi Guys,

I had 'Rear Axle Fault', emergency brake assist and stability control unavailable message appear while diving in town. On restarting the engine they disappeared and I've done a lot of miles since and it hasn't re-appeared.

Should I be worried? Should I call LRA? It's in warranty still.

Thanks!
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Post #88334614th Jan 2012 4:50 pm
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Ghost in the machine? If it was me I'd get the tea leafs read, purely coz it's in warranty. More they do now the better. Thumbs Up
   
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I've starting to wonder if I have gremlins - I've only had it 2 months and LRA have already recovered it once with a leaking transfer box.
 D4 HSE, Active Rear Diff, surround cameras, adaptive xenons, heated steering wheel, TPMS, remote park heating, centre console cooler box
Club MT/R
Club RLD spare wheel protector
Club Sump plate & tree slider
Club Blackvue HD

 
 
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LRA said that it was probably triggered by a transient sensor problem/reading out of range - as it went away on engine restart and it hasn't happened since and I've done 50 miles I should be ok.
 D4 HSE, Active Rear Diff, surround cameras, adaptive xenons, heated steering wheel, TPMS, remote park heating, centre console cooler box
Club MT/R
Club RLD spare wheel protector
Club Sump plate & tree slider
Club Blackvue HD

 
 
Post #88335814th Jan 2012 5:11 pm
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You've either inadvertantly covered the brake and accelerator at the same time or you are a left foot braker and have done the same. Don't worry it is not a fault, merely the system cannot cope with your input. As you have found a stop and restart cycle has resolved it.

Patrick
  
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