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Sebastian 9



Member Since: 05 Dec 2024
Location: London
Posts: 3

United Kingdom 2011 Range Rover Autobiography 5.0 SC V8 Bournville
Air suspension fault ride level control module plz help

Hi all,
I have done some reading and couldn’t quite find what I was looking for. I have a MY61 5.0 SC Autobiography FFRR and it has given me the fault ‘Suspension Fault locked to Normal Height’ Big Cry
I plugged in my IID tool and got the following errors:

ABS-Brake Module
U0421-68 - Invalid data received from ride level control module - Algorithm based failure - event information (2Cool
At 174231 mi
Triggered on 20-03-2025 12:04:42
CCM-Cruise Control
U0421-81 - Invalid data received from ride level control module - Bus signal/message failure - invalid serial data received (2Cool
At 174231 mi
Triggered on 20-03-2025 12:06:01
DDM-Driver Door
B1108-15 - Driver's door central locking motor - General electrical failure - circuit short to battery or open (2Cool
At 174231 mi
Triggered on 20-03-2025 12:05:09
IPC-Instrument Pack
B12FE-13 - Fan - General electrical failure - circuit open (2Cool
U0128-00 - Lost communication with parking brake control module (2A)
At 174248 mi
Triggered on 20-03-2025 13:24:52
IPMB-Camera
B12BE-19 - Front left camera - General electrical failure - circuit current above threshold (2B)
B1108-15 - Driver's door central locking motor - General electrical failure - circuit short to battery or open (2Cool
At 174231 mi
Triggered on 20-03-2025 12:05:09
IPC-Instrument Pack
B12FE-13 - Fan - General electrical failure - circuit open (2Cool
U0128-00 - Lost communication with parking brake control module (2A)
At 174248 mi
Triggered on 20-03-2025 13:24:52
IPMB-Camera
B12BE-19 - Front left camera - General electrical failure - circuit current above threshold (2B)
At 174231 mi
Triggered on 20-03-2025 12:03:14
PDM-Passenger Door
B1109-15 - Passenger's door central locking motor - General electrical failure - circuit short to battery or open (2Cool
At 174231 mi
Triggered on 20-03-2025 12:05:09
RLM-Suspension
CO
C1A27-14 - Compressor circuit - General electrical failure - circuit short to ground or open (6Cool

I have cleared the codes but the suspension fault comes back after starting and the others arrive after a short 5 mile drive.
The compressor blew its 60a fuse it has been replaced (due to check if it has blown again). New AMK suspension pump in June 2022
The car does not seem to drop height overnight.

Any guidance would be great Very Happy
Thank in advance
Sebastian

Post #714500 20th Mar 2025 5:06pm
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GraemeS



Member Since: 07 Mar 2015
Location: Wagga area
Posts: 2640

Australia 

If the compressor blew its 60A fuse then maybe the compressor is seized or the wiring to the compressor has chaffed and is shorting to ground or the compressor relay could be permanently on causing the compressor to run continuously. If the 60A fuse hasn't blown again then check for voltage at that fuse in case the 250A fuse in the engine bay fuse panel has blown. MY21.5 D350 Vogue SE Carpathian Grey

Post #714529 20th Mar 2025 9:20pm
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Sebastian 9



Member Since: 05 Dec 2024
Location: London
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United Kingdom 2011 Range Rover Autobiography 5.0 SC V8 Bournville

Thanks Thumbs Up will check that sadly I’m at work over the weekend so will have to wait till Monday. Crying or Very sad

Post #714549 21st Mar 2025 2:09am
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