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P38A EAS level confusion
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RangeRoller dt
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Any leaks losing pressure making height increase unobtainable, moreso with weight?
Does boot close properly?
Does boot close properly?
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If you had new bags due to leaks has the pump been refurbed as it will have worn, for the cost of a rebuild kit it gives you a known good pump.
have you tried running the car with the door open for a while then trying height changes.
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Still not got to the bottom of why mine doesn't get the 'door open' signal. I've checked the white connectors in the passenger side A pillar and they seem good, no corrosion
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Lack of pressure from the compressor, probably worn out feeding leaks in your old airbags. Take a look at Wammers guide in the tech archive and check the compressor output.
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Is that all doors or just one?
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All doors i believe, including tailgate. The interior light comes on when you open the doors and you get the dash 'key in ignition message' when you open drivers door too, as appropriate, so that side seems ok
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One of the connectors is the door out stations Etc interface, the other one is the connection from selector switch to the suspension ECU. Have a look at connectors at drivers side.
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You should not get the "key in ignition" message when you open the door. The little key in detection flap in the ignition lock is sticking and there lies your problem.
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+1. ^^^^^
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But the key was in the ignition
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You did not say thatBut the key was in the ignition
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Did too
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The best that can e said about that is that it's ambiguous. So you have a fault between the BECM and the EAS ECU.Did too
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I'm sorry, I'll make a cake to make up!
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I'll PM my address for you to send the cake to.
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I'll PM my address for you to send the cake to.
Is your address still, Keith, half way down to the left. FRANCE.
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Sounds like mine, halfway up on the left, turn at the pothole, England
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Full addressIs your address still, Keith, half way down to the left. With his own moat around his house! FRANCE.
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Half way down on the right coming from your end of the worldIs your address still, Keith, half way down to the left. FRANCE.
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