Great, thanks
Get it changed kermit before it costs big moneyViscous fan just spat its dummy
Wish I could have a few but can't , they don't mix with my heart medicationFound them cheaper by the dozen
Oh too true too truebet You didn’t need them sitting in that Ferrari. I saw your face!
(Only his knees are rubber)
Already done last night only took 10 mins!
Great, thanks
Chappy doing the reading seemed to think the low voltage on rear right was indicative of fault on the sensor or cable. He just wasn't sure because the rear left was also lower than front but nowhere near as low. He did , however, manage to get her back to normal road height on all corners.
He didn't say if readings were before or after, and I forgot to ask
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Hmmmm interesting. More so as your readings dont have the large difference in range between front and back.This is interesting, it would appear the front voltage goes opposite to the rear
Mine sits around 25mm high as I didn't knock it off to allow for the 20" wheels. And don't forget my drive is as p!ssed as a p!ssed thing that's been on the p!ss
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Hmmmm interesting. More so as your readings dont have the large difference in range between front and back.
I wonder if that is an indication that the sensor itself is on it's way out?
Hope so. 0.6 to 3. Something just seemed a large blipIt's only 5v so won't show much of a voltage spread. Fingers crossed you just had a blip and it will be fine from now on
Hope so. 0.6 to 3. Something just seemed a large blip
She has held since yesterday. Will see what the 'mountain' pass does to her later today
Well we're over the mountain and home. All 4 corners still holding.
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