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stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35265 |
try and put it in off road mode and listen for an air leak on that bag.. ... - .- -.
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19th Oct 2014 5:47pm |
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normalrangerover Member Since: 23 Mar 2014 Location: Sligo Posts: 21 |
I did try and I could not hear any air leak, and I lifted it up with a jack and it still made no sound, the air bag makes no attempt to move at all |
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19th Oct 2014 6:10pm |
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normalrangerover Member Since: 23 Mar 2014 Location: Sligo Posts: 21 |
Its as if no air is going into the bag at all, its just staying flat all the time |
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19th Oct 2014 6:10pm |
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normalrangerover Member Since: 23 Mar 2014 Location: Sligo Posts: 21 |
And the vehicle are suspension only fails our goes inactive when you move, Otherwise it will keep on working, It says for example is at standard height when clearly it is not, And if you raise it to off road height it just move a bit but keeps on flashing meaning it is rising but never finishes the job |
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19th Oct 2014 6:50pm |
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Haylands Member Since: 04 Mar 2014 Location: East Yorkshire Posts: 8190 |
Getting the fault codes read would be the first thing to do rather than just changing stuff... Pete
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19th Oct 2014 7:39pm |
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normalrangerover Member Since: 23 Mar 2014 Location: Sligo Posts: 21 |
Articulation validity fault |
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19th Oct 2014 8:17pm |
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Joe90 Member Since: 29 Apr 2010 Location: Hampshire Posts: 6408 |
Either bag got a hole or height sensor is broken. Worst case valve block / solenoids packed up.
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19th Oct 2014 8:39pm |
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normalrangerover Member Since: 23 Mar 2014 Location: Sligo Posts: 21 |
I can hear the pump running if that makes any difference, and the vehicle does move on the other air bags just very slowly |
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19th Oct 2014 10:17pm |
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Joe90 Member Since: 29 Apr 2010 Location: Hampshire Posts: 6408 |
You've not done your profile (please do it) so we don't know the age of your car. This could also point to a worn out compressor on an older vehicle? There are so many variables .
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19th Oct 2014 11:00pm |
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normalrangerover Member Since: 23 Mar 2014 Location: Sligo Posts: 21 |
Apologies, we have many different type of Range rovers, but this one is an old 2003 range rover vogue 3.0 td6 |
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19th Oct 2014 11:25pm |
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verydisco Member Since: 10 Dec 2009 Location: UK/US Posts: 2952 |
11 year-old airbag : give it a break and replace it, and the 3 others if you want to play it safe, I did l=Oo\________/oO=l l:OolΞΞΞΞΞΞΞloO:l
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20th Oct 2014 8:43am |
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normalrangerover Member Since: 23 Mar 2014 Location: Sligo Posts: 21 |
It was the sensor, It had broke in half, Is there anyways to stick them back together without purchasing a new one? |
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20th Oct 2014 2:06pm |
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Haylands Member Since: 04 Mar 2014 Location: East Yorkshire Posts: 8190 |
Not really, it's plastic into a metal rod.... but you can bodge it....
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20th Oct 2014 2:18pm |
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Joe90 Member Since: 29 Apr 2010 Location: Hampshire Posts: 6408 |
Could be the solution I need My front left is always down by @ 50mm even after some serious calibration effort with the IIDTool and the All Comms. Perhaps a little bending might do the trick. Which way to get it to go higher Pete ? .
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20th Oct 2014 8:26pm |
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