Fair enough, we have been trying to diagnose air suspension -hdc inactive faults since we bought it.those look like partial codes to me with times and dates.
the screen on mine also lists error codes, but with more info but they dont bear any relevance to actual codes pulled from the car with diagnostics
i think you should ignore them, personally
Well so far we have replacedif you've checked the pump is working and you dont have leaks in any of the bags or lines then you really need a diagnostic readout. depending on the fault it might need to be reset, even if the fault is now gone
I guess you just start with what doesn't work right ?as far as i'm aware on the L322 you just replace, calibration isnt necessary
you need to fix the canbus
The only reason I mentioned that is when my dad came home to show us the new car, I found that the headlights had been zip tied on.Maybe you've got 2 different bulbs
What diagnostic tool did you use? It needs to be LR specific but assume you already know that.We have have had this car plugged in several times and it just returns can bus error with I believe code 98 again it's missing it's directory
Well it was 2 different sortsWhat diagnostic tool did you use? It needs to be LR specific but assume you already know that.
Probably. Or someone with a known working diag tool.Well it was 2 different sorts
One was a snap on
The other was from our mates work as he is an MOT tester. Laptop type that generally does every car going.
Would it benefit from going to a land rover specialist.
Definitely give that a go , it's either that or we have to replace absolutely everything attached to the air suspension.Probably. Or someone with a known working diag tool.
I couldn't say as I haven't been present when it was done though we are all long term land rover owners so I'd Imagen they did. (As it was our mate that does them)Have you cleared any hard faults yet?
I'll pass that alongI believe on that year of l322 the bmw inpa software will work and is about £80 for the software and cable and will save you having to get someone else to plug it in.
Definitely worth a look at , Still getting use to this car.Looks like you have a canbus fault but what do I know.
Seriously tho you mite want to look at the headlight self check leveling module it's located passenger side behind the left kick panel. Suffers from water damage/damp or just failure.
Don't think they were fitted to cars with HID's so you may not find oneDefinitely worth a look at , Still getting use to this car.
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