Land Rover Discovery: Controls overview
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DRIVER CONTROLS
For further information on the numbered
item, refer to the page number.
- InControl remote - Breakdown call
- Roof blind
- InControl remote - SOS emergency
call
- Front map reading lamps
- Front interior lamp
- Exterior lamps and Trip computer
- Downshift gear paddle
- Instrument panel and Message centre
- Heated steering wheel
- Upshift gear paddle
- Wiper/washers controls
- Engine START/STOP
- Touch screen home menu
- Touch screen General settings or Park
assist
- Mute or Parking aids off
- Touch screen on/off or Surround
cameras
- Media source
- Media system
- Telephone
- Navigation
- Touch screen
- Hazard warning lamps.
- Heating, ventilation and air
conditioning controls
- Rotary gear selector (123), for Manual
transmission
- Electric Parking Brake (EPB)
- Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)
- Hill Descent Control (HDC)
- Terrain Response
- ECO Program
- Intelligent stop/start
- Media on/off and volume
- Cruise control or Adaptive Cruise
Control (ACC)
- Horn.
- Audio controls, Voice control, and
Telephone
- Headlamp levelling
- Interior illumination control
- Bonnet release
- Lane departure warning
- Tailgate release/open
- Central locking/unlocking
- Driving position memory
- Rear window isolation and child door
locks
- Window controls
- Mirror adjustment/power-folding
mirrors
READ NEXT:
Adjust the head restraint so that
the top of the head restraint is
above the centre line of the head.
An incorrectly adjusted head
restraint increases the risk of death
or serious injury in the
There is a hidden storage compartment
underneath the front cup holder on the
centre console. To access the storage
compartment:
Press the button on the top of the front
cup holder.
Lift and remove
SEE MORE:
The complexities of the electronics involved with the telematics system, of
which the GPS antenna and navigation display are parts, and the
multiplexed communication network which are connected to it preclude the
use of workshop general electrical test equipment. Therefore, reference
should be made
In order to comply with exhaust emissions
requirements, some vehicles with diesel
engines are fitted with a reservoir
containing Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF). In
some markets, DEF is known as AdBlue,
AUS 32 and ARLA 32.
Note: It is a legal requirement that the
DEF system is used correctly, as detailed