L322 Ride height sensor info for xenon headlights

But no fault codes or suspension fault warning lights?

IMO If the sensor is on a faulty bit of track it will throw up a fault or maybe change the suspension height at which point it will be on a good bit of track so be happy (provided it's within tolerence wrt height), until of course it returns to normal height and faulty track.

Mark Piercy said:

But no fault codes or suspension fault warning lights?

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Nope. It just keeps doing the 30mph max message. Which is all good and great when bumbling along rural roads, as I can get under 30 quickly, adjust it, then back to normal running. However, if it does it when amongst cvilisation, at 60mph+, it is not so funny. Especially if one of these times it is actually at off-road height when it does it
However, there may be light at the end of the tunnel. There just might be a part that supercedes it but it's not the 30 number. Waiting on a call after Monday.