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krisleeds



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suspension fault on dash now fixed

Hi everyone. Ive just got my car back from the garage having all brake pipes replaced and have now got the suspension fault on dash. Is there a procedure to do with brakes that would affect the suspension.
The car lifts and lowers without problem but when i got home i put the screen on that shows suspension travel and 4x4 mode and noticed one wheel shows fully extended. Ive checked to see if the sensor is attached and looks in order. Any ideas.
Also the back end drops over night.



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Post #337855 18th Jul 2015 6:22pm
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krisleeds



Member Since: 19 Oct 2014
Location: leeds west yorkshire
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suspension fault fixed

All sorted. Had it plugged in and checked and front left height sensor came up no voltage. Had some google time and some deep thinking and realised it was the sensor arm had flipped over 180 deg. Some people say it cant happen but it did.
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glad its sorted and sorry you didnt get any thoughts on this problem.. ... - .- -.




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Post #338202 20th Jul 2015 7:42pm
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krisleeds



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Ha its ok. Prob got a lot of people scared. It would have been too easy to buy a new sensor.
So I allways explore all options first Thumbs Up
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Thumbs Up ... - .- -.




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