Datatek
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Make a measuring stick with all the heights marked, easier and quicker than a tape measure.Don't worry i've used a tape measure..
Make a measuring stick with all the heights marked, easier and quicker than a tape measure.Don't worry i've used a tape measure..
Agreed, but a flat level ground and correct tyre pressures are a must for a decent starting reference. You've no need for a flat part on the machine my goood manMake a measuring stick with all the heights marked, easier and quicker than a tape measure.
Done thatMake a measuring stick with all the heights marked, easier and quicker than a tape measure.
Car level, ground not levelPhoto looks whole left side dropped tad, could be deceiving
Looks more like motorway at rear standard at front.Looking at old photos shows how off it used to be..
This was Motorway..
for eggsample..
lol
It was bad!!Looks more like motorway at rear standard at front.
#1 Connectors bottom of the A post left side are one possibilityGetting a few odd probs..
Although they might not be issues once i tell ya!
First off..
#1 if i park up on my drive and put her in high "wade mode" and turn her off it sits nice and high, however if i jump back in and start her it'll drop the suspension around 2-3 inches but it'll still show it's in high..
#2 It seems to drop quite low on one side in wade mode if i drive her around on my pot holed gravel drive, it goes from "monster truck" to an inch or so above standard on the OS nut it is fine on the NS!
However if i put her in standard and then turn her off, upon restarting and prodding wade mode it goes back up!
#3 If parked on an incline where the body and axles are forced to lean to one side, will he EAS level the body?
Thanks Gents
#1 Connectors bottom of the A post left side are one possibility
#2 Leaks or a height sensor.
#3 Should level with respect to the axles not to the ground.
Apart from a bit of weight transfer tolerance, the measurement from wheel centre to wheel arch should be the same as on level ground unless one wheel is in a pothole.Thanks Keith as always..
in regards to #3 does, apologies for being thick lol
If it levels relative to the axles, does this mean it'll have the axles level but not the body?
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