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On the L322 - the calibration process is different to the P38...
On the L322, when entering the calibration process, the vehicle raises to a datum height......you then measure the height of the vehicle as indicated on the calibration information (for the All Comms it is bottom of wheel rim to middle of wheel arch) and put this into the software. The ECU knows the datum position as this is hardwired into the ECU, it then works out what height the vehicle is at from the measurements you have provided....the ECU then extrapolates the various ride heights from this information - the rest is done automatically.
On the L322, when entering the calibration process, the vehicle raises to a datum height......you then measure the height of the vehicle as indicated on the calibration information (for the All Comms it is bottom of wheel rim to middle of wheel arch) and put this into the software. The ECU knows the datum position as this is hardwired into the ECU, it then works out what height the vehicle is at from the measurements you have provided....the ECU then extrapolates the various ride heights from this information - the rest is done automatically.