Car always seems to lean when parked
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Silverlandy
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air suspension?
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Hello,
Is it still on air at the rear or has it been converted to springs?
W
Is it still on air at the rear or has it been converted to springs?
W
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Another echo
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You took the effort to comment on that....
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If it's only one side could it be a ride height sensor?
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There was a period during 2011-2012 when peeps were fitting Dunlop air springs and having them explode. This could have been bad fitting or a faulty batch.
Never heard any problems with the Contitech (original LR supplier) ones though.
Dave
It seems to flop over downhill left or right
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Well something does seem a bit wierd, it does seem to have a very slight lean to the right, but when parked it can lean slightly to the left down the slope.
If the blocks were not so much money I would recalibrate and start again.
But I never seem to park anywhere without a sideways slope
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But importantly you are saying that this 'lean' could be either left or right rear side?
You keep mentioning a slope, and that's what is confusing me. Do you mean that you are parking on a sloping drive? Is it the ground that is slope ie non-level; or the vehicle? This shouldn't have anything to do with the left side/right side levelling, unless you are parking side on to the slope?
It would be helpful if you could describe the situation in more detail. Describe what you see.
Dave
PS It's a bit like pulling teeth, this.
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