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if it's not sitting level they will be all over the place.
Think i bought a lemon
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The rear is not doing anything the front will go up and down like it should. Its parked on a roughly level drive
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Possibly a leaking rear air bag then.
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What are the measurements from the bottom of the rim to the wheel arch for each corner?
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Read through the suspension system in RAVE (All Models version). There's a good description in there showing layout & functions for every component.
If the pump is working well, then check the main valve block & both front & rear cross-link valves for leaks using soapy water.
If the pump is working well, then check the main valve block & both front & rear cross-link valves for leaks using soapy water.
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Unable to get measurements as its down on in laws drive! Will put new sensors on rear at weekend and see h9w it goes
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You'll still need to recalibrate it for the new sensors.
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I know but at moment the suspension on back is doing sweet fa just stuck on bump stops ...will be doing sensors and master cylinder at weekend so hopefully will be able to move it with working brakes
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1 of the rear height sensor is massively out of range 2200mm or something like ...so hopefully its trying to balance both rear on a faulty signal making it low rider
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IMO if it thinks the rear is 2200mm then it's either trying to lower itself or more likely is way out of tolerence so is doing now't. TBH if it thinks it's that high I'd expect it to throw up a fault.
The voltages for the sensors don't look that bad to me.
The voltages for the sensors don't look that bad to me.
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These were my voltages when I tested them so if you're on the bump stops I'd expect lower than my 1.96 & 2.01v.
If someone has calibrated it and put a silly value in that could well cause your issue.
If someone has calibrated it and put a silly value in that could well cause your issue.
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So with increasing height the rear voltages rise, but fronts drop ? That's crazy design logic from LR.
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Since when did LR use logic
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Update ...i did a thing i used inpa and managed to calibrate my suspension needs fine tuning but im well chuffed with myself
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Update pt2
Air suspension...working
Brakes master cylinder ....changed and working
Rear left speed sensor changed
No warning lights on dash and speedo is working !!!!!
Next is new pads on front and lower arms changed
Thanks for all your input and help ....illl be back
Air suspension...working
Brakes master cylinder ....changed and working
Rear left speed sensor changed
No warning lights on dash and speedo is working !!!!!
Next is new pads on front and lower arms changed
Thanks for all your input and help ....illl be back
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Its what keeps us goingOf course you will you own a LR product
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Nice one lad! Your hooked
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Thanks for the feedback
