Range Rover: Range change indicators - Gearbox - Range Rover Owner's ManualRange Rover: Range change indicators

In Hi, the Hi range switch indicator is illuminated.

In Lo, the green warning lamp in the instrument pack and the Lo range switch

In Lo, the green warning lamp in the instrument pack and the Lo range switch indicator are illuminated.

While a range change is in progress, the range indicator lamps will flash as follows:

Hi to Lo change:

  • • The Lo range lamp and indicator flash during the change and then illuminate constantly.
  • • The Hi range lamp extinguishes when the change is complete.
  • • The message LOW RANGE SELECTED is briefly displayed in the message center.

Lo to Hi change:

  • • The Hi range indicator and the Lo range lamp and indicator flash during the change.
  • • The Hi range indicator illuminates constantly when the change is complete.
  • • The Lo range indicator extinguishes when the change is complete.
  • • The message HIGH RANGE SELECTED is briefly displayed in the message center.
    Stationary range changing
    With the vehicle stationary, select N. Move the transfer gearbox switch towards the range required and release. The switch returns to the default position and range change status will be confirmed ...

    Range changing on the move
    The recommended method of changing range is with the vehicle stationary. For experienced off-road drivers, a range change on-the-move can be accomplished, as detailed below. ...

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