someone asked me that if you take off and refit a height sensor , will it read differently and need adjusting, anyone know?... ... - .- -.




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Stan

It's a Range Rover! Of COURSE it will need adjusting, it'll probably kick off a shedload of other faults as well!!

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Didn't have to when I changed a rear one, may just have been lucky, or depends on how fussy you are about a movement of 2mm in height  .
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is that all the difference will be Tim? ... - .- -.




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I didn't see any height difference when I changed mine, just indicating that an anal factor might tempt the iiDTool out of its box  .
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Shouldn't do - it's just a potentiometer. If it's the same sensor then I'd be surprised if removing / refitting makes any difference. Fitting a new sensor and I'd expect to carry out a re-calibration. 2016 Skoda Octavia VRS Estate
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