LDV D90 4WD Diesel Executive (2018-2024) Questions & Answers

I asked the same question at 1st service and if the reversing sensor could be isolated when towing a caravan, the technicians didnt know or they didnt understand the questions mainly cause none of them could speak a word of english, but i havent given up

if its like mine you cant change cruise control to a standard setting, as soon as you activate cruise control the adaptive and range sets in automatically, but i have heard that other make of vehicles can have it disabled by the dealer when connected to a pc but dont quote me on that

Ditto mine goes in for 5k service tomorrow I will be asking the question why and get them to plug in a appliance so it does not happenagain

i investigated the 240v socket it is blanked out I use the round european socket now does the job

further investigation i found a 3 pin plug is required, the earth pin opens the slots on the negative and positive pins, what i did i found one of them piggy back plugs i disconnected the cord sealed the cable entry and leave the plug in the socket

Mine has done this several times- in the rain, and when it was frosty. Once was to do with the camera being frosty. I think it’s the camera. Because the D90s don’t have standard cruise and it’s a pain!

Thank you :)

Ditto on the ACC mine turned off several times with the msg unable to activate, turns out it was the sun shining directly on the windscreen where the sensors are at top middle, also the manual states reflective obstacles can cause the same, and cloudy days as well

The camera for the cruise control is behind the rearview mirror, facing forward out the windscreen, if it gets obstructed by water or condensation then it will disable your cruise control

Simon is it a 3t van fully loaded? ( Tare weight + water-gas- fridge ( s) with food- personal stuff- recovery gear-gas bottles. Etc. Or a Lower weight Tare filled up to 3tonnes. Me! I wouldn't tow 3 tonnes with anything except an 8 tonne truck or GCM is bound to be very very marginal at best. Have an accident and you can guarantee the insurers will weigh every last item from the scene to see if that's the case.

Our LDV D90 does that even without the caravan attached! We have only down 5000km and now they have replaced a number of parts and don’t seem to know what is going on. They (both LDV and the car place that sold me the car) say they have never heard of it so I would love your car place to contact LDV in Rockhampton Qld so they can talk to each other

Ours also will slow from 110km to 20km (quickly) while driving on the freeway in the middle lane with cars nearly running up our behind and abusing us for driving 20km along a freeway while we try and get off the road. Has happened a lot and we have it on video even FaceTimed the salesperson while it was happening, that was when they actually believed me as to what it was doing

Extremely disappointing It will give LDV a bad name especially as they seem to be unable to fix these issues.

Update! They have now had our new car for four weeks and they have sent reports to China as they cannot find the solution. They have replaced so many parts and the problems still occur I am off to fair trading now as this is ridiculous

Good luck Susie Q, thought I don't like your chances . Please keep me informed.

I'm looking at buying a 2023 model. Either the maxis Territory when it gets here, or the current D90. What are anyone's thoughts. .

Was going to but...Couldn't wait! Purchased one this week

I fitted a larger transmission cooler to my ldv t60 for towing my van in hot weather in the top of Australia. Have had no issues with the transmission sending the car into limp mode. On long hills I drop the ute into a lower gear and just plod up the hill so as to not rev the car to hard and overheat the engine as less air is flowing through to the radiator. You have a intercooler in front of it for the turbo so it will naturally heat up with the ambient temp to. If you understand how the whole thing works you will not break it and punish it to failure point, so go easy and get to the destination. Also check the actual weight you are pulling and have in the bed and the back seat. Overloading doesn't help either. 50,000 km pulling my van and no issues.