L322 Air suspension

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Karllucas1

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Started the RR vogue up this morning and had a message on the dash saying suspension lowered and no lights on air suspension control switch. I was also unable to change height. Anybody have any idea what caused this?
Many thanks
 
Started the RR vogue up this morning and had a message on the dash saying suspension lowered and no lights on air suspension control switch. I was also unable to change height. Anybody have any idea what caused this?
Many thanks

Without a crystal ball, no....

Year?? The L322 ran from 2002 to 2013....

If the lights are off on the height switch, it has gone into hard fault, diagnostics is the only way to see what has gone wrong, and will be the only way to clear the fault!

Oh and introduce yourself :D
 
What a happy cheerful bunch of people you are on here.
We are...

But an introduction is polite...as a for instance, would you just grab a lass of the street and try and get busy right away??? No....you would buy her a drink, a nice dinner, compliment her hair (or some stuff like that), then try and dip yer wick....

Same here, an introduction like:

Hi, I'm new here, I have a (year), (model) vehicle and it has issues,which I hope you guys can help me with as I know you lot are brilliant (insert more groveling here).

I live near (x) and would really apreciate any assistance you can give as I am a bit stumped.

(End with a witty remark so we know you have a sense of humour - much needed on here)

The L322 ran for 11 years and the model years are different in many ways. also the differeing specs of those model years makes a diagnosis difficult.

You indicated you have an EAS problem, and asked us what the matter is...well it could be anything - duff compressor, split bag, loose wire, knackered cross link valve, broken height sensor, pressure sensor failed, fuse blown, earth issues....etc etc.

I gave you a perfectly acceptable response - Diagnostics first to see what the ECU thinks...and work from there.

The system has two fault modes - Hard and Soft....the lights off on the switch indicates a hard fault (the worst one) so Diagnostics is the first thing to do...once you have done this, rectified the fault - you will need diagnostics again to clear the fault and reliven the system...

Nowt wrong with that reply....
 
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