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stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35336 |
sounds like a bag has deflated... ... - .- -.
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27th Sep 2019 5:56pm |
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jaysta10k Member Since: 24 Aug 2017 Location: Cheshire Posts: 295 |
Hi guys update car has now gone down on all corners won’t raise any corners and the air compressor sounds like it’s struggling I’m getting message on dash saying car raising slowly but then get suspension fault not to go over 30 and orange light on height selection goes off.
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27th Sep 2019 6:23pm |
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jaysta10k Member Since: 24 Aug 2017 Location: Cheshire Posts: 295 |
Is there anyway of raising the car back to normal ride height and taking out the fuse to disable the air compressor. It just seems bizzare that all corners are now down and none will raise. Range Rover Vogue SE 4.4 SDV8 SVO Stying Pack
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27th Sep 2019 6:31pm |
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RRHSE06 Member Since: 24 Sep 2019 Location: California Posts: 1 |
When my front airbags went out, the air compressor kept running until it overheated. You will receive a message on console 'unit needs to cool off, system down'. I don't think there is a way to raise the car to normal height with a leak in system. I took fuse 57 out to prevent the air compressor from running until I fixed my air springs. |
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1st Oct 2019 12:21am |
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GraemeS Member Since: 06 Mar 2015 Location: Wagga area Posts: 2487 |
Will your IIDtool raise the 3 good corners 1 at a time? It will for MY07-on models. |
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1st Oct 2019 2:31am |
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jaysta10k Member Since: 24 Aug 2017 Location: Cheshire Posts: 295 |
It turned out to be a failed front driver side strut. I have noticed that the car seems to be sitting a bit higher now though at the front in normal ride height and a bit lower at back. Any ideas. Range Rover Vogue SE 4.4 SDV8 SVO Stying Pack
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7th Oct 2019 12:44pm |
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