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  1. Dear all I would really appreciatte some help please. I have a Range Rover Vogue 2003 3.0 ltr I am experiencing a number of odd indication to a fault. orignally I thought I had an air suspension fault but ive had it checked out and all the air susp is working fine. The Air susp works fine when started up but before long turns itself off (and will not allow me to turn it back on) and shows a AIR SUSP INACTIVE fault, at times it works fine without any issue and with no indication when I push the rear and front demist buttons the demist buttons illuminate then immediatelly go off and the auto temp switches on, the other demist button turns on the heater the only other indication I get is when in reverse the passenger side mirror tilt down but at times does not reset itself until I operate the switch that allows the mirror to be adjusted. thank you all for taking the time to read this, really hoping for an easy fix! Danny
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