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I suspect that may just pressurise the tank, the valves need to open to raise the car.
Yeah seen that mate, thought best to keep it in house on this thread
I suspect that may just pressurise the tank, the valves need to open to raise the car.
must confess did suggest to the op to see if adding a 12 Vdc supply directly to the compressor may help with the engine running
indeed a good point but see the op whilst doing a recalibration one of the air bags blew which I’m very curious of why it done that
also Wondering as it’s flat on its bump stops if more than likely gone out of the range height settings for the edu, so maybe if the OP can get some air in the system to then get it within the height sensor range of the edu will then take over if it sees its back in range
Good luck.Found a better solution
Petrol ️ and a box of matches
No...really, mates on his way over
I mentioned jacking the vehicle up earlier in thread, would that get sensors in range?must confess did suggest to the op to see if adding a 12 Vdc supply directly to the compressor may help with the engine running
indeed a good point but see the op whilst doing a recalibration one of the air bags blew which I’m very curious of why it done that
also Wondering as it’s flat on its bump stops if it’s more than likely gone out of the range height settings for the ecu so maybe if the OP can get some air in the system to then get it within the height sensor range if the ecu will then take over if it sees its back in range
ur correct though that some of the valve blocks won’t be open seeing there no lights on at the suspension height lever indicating the ecu has locked out which needs re activating
from what I can gather the OP jacked the vehicle up without removing the battery or disabling the suspension , so the struts will be hanging so to speak and then as the airbag blew it allowed all the air to escape, which in turn would allow the struts and height sensors to suddenly drop , forcing the height sensors out of range, plus as the suspension was still live it would then struggle to try and get the vehicle back into range , but as it was out of range the ecu would then hard lock and show a warning or red light
The ecu already thinks the rear is maxed out so I think jacking it up won't do anything.I mentioned jacking the vehicle up earlier in thread, would that get sensors in range?
Also does anyone know if suspension ecu can be reset with his icarsoft? I've got icarsoft lrv2 if that's any help as well
I think all the basics need to be double checked first tho, battery voltage/sensor fitment/sensor wiring etc. But fact there's no lights on suspension or terrain response controls is concerning
From that screen shot the ECU already thinks the rear is maxed out so I'd be surprised if it tried to put more air in.
My guess is calibration mode wipes the current settings and starts again but if it's in fault condition I suspect it won't try.
Agree re blowing airbag, maybe it was already on it's was out otherwise I'd have thought the pressure release valve would have kicked in if the 2007 model still has them.
I mentioned jacking the vehicle up earlier in thread, would that get sensors in range And totally level
Also does anyone know if suspension ecu can be reset with his icarsoft? I've got icarsoft lrv2 if that's any help as well
I think all the basics need to be double checked first tho, battery voltage/sensor fitment/sensor wiring etc. But fact there's no lights on suspension or terrain response controls is concerning
Mine didn't after battery change but who knows from car to car on theseGood point re the SAS calibration, my 2005 needs a lock to lock after a battery disconnect, not sure about a 2007 though.
I think the ecu is confused as it thinks the rear is maxed out when it's actually on the bump stops. I take it you've cleared the fault log and tried another calibration?
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