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How can I test the wiring that goes to to the rear height sensors as one isn’t working properly and it’s new any tips greatly appreciated either with a nanocom or multimeter
P38A Height sensor wiring
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Can you measure the resistance of the height sensor? It could be duff?
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Unplug it and spray contct cleaner on plug and socket a few times
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Swap em over Pete!
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Use fly leads that reach to the ends of where you want to test for continuity.
Whole length of the vehicle if you need, follow the loom
Whole length of the vehicle if you need, follow the loom
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Thanks for suggestions the swapping over bit shouldn’t come into it because there both new and that left side was throwing a fault before I replaced them so will check the wire and clean up
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Oh sorry , I meant the wiring running to the sensor along the chassis.
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All suggestions appreciated found the problem on rear left sensor plug round wrong way just going to adjust the heights today but all working well now going up/down and in an out thank Christ onwards and upwards next job
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I like the easy ones well done
