by John Robison
In this article I’d like to take you inside the electronics on a Range Rover Sport. I think you’ll be amazed at how sophisticated these machines have become.

If you were to name one particular capability that Land Rover was known for, what would it be? The wise guys among you would pick oil leaks or Lucas electrics, but I’d pick surefootedness or superior traction. To me, that’s what Land Rover is all about. From the very beginning, the Land Rover was a vehicle that went where nothing else could. And even more important – it came back, under its own power.

Story & Photos by: John Robison Welcome to the Spring edition of Robison on Rovers. In my last column, I told you about finishing up my book, Look Me In The Eye. Since then, things have been racing along. You’ll be able to find the book in bookstores nationwide September 25th. It’s being published by [...]

The SuperScan II Land Rover Test System By John Robison A few months ago, I wrote a review of the two principal Land Rover test systems – the factory T4 / RDS / IDS and the independent Autologic. While both of those systems will meet the needs of any Land Rover service professional, they are [...]

Repairing ABS problems in the Discovery II By John Robison Welcome to the techie column for the Fall edition of the Rover News. In this column, we’re going to look at some of the common problems with the antilock brakes on Discovery II models. The Discovery II electronic braking system, called SLABS (self leveling anti [...]