Whys it wonky? (whys it broke!?)

bouncingllama · May 20, 2015

The simple answer is "because its an old range rover"... anyway, I have a wonky P38.

I reconnected the EAS and cleared all the faults after the previous owner attached a 'manual inflation kit' (eBay special). now EAS says its working fine, but the left side (front and rear) is reacting much better to the right side. I can't hear any leaks at the unit, and its previously been holding air well. the height sensors seem to be all vaguely accurate (the EAS ECU acknowledges that the right is significantly lower).

does anyone have any ideas what could cause this?

And my second problem (this week). the SRS light is on. however (and check this out) - the diagnostics machine says no fault! go figure! ha ha!

Happy Wednesday everyone!

(thanks to Datatek for the EAS software)

Saint.V8 · May 20, 2015

Have you carried out a recalibration?

What are you using for diagnosing the SRS system...it needs to be a dedicated P38 capable device.

bouncingllama · May 20, 2015

it was an autologic machine from a LR specialist...picked up the hevac faults, but nothing on the SRS..

bouncingllama · May 20, 2015

i've cleared the faults on EAS and seal/filter pack en route for friday - maybe that'll help...

dogsbody · May 20, 2015

Are you certain that all of the pipes are in the correct locations in the block?
Quick check - when you change heights does the front drop first and rise last?

bouncingllama · May 20, 2015

i don't know about the order of lift, i didn't pay any attention to that... i've put them in as
1 RL
2 RR
3 FL
4 FR

Datatek · May 21, 2015

dogsbody said:
Are you certain that all of the pipes are in the correct locations in the block?
Quick check - when you change heights does the front drop first and rise last?

Sounds like the pipes are in wrong.

wammers · May 21, 2015

Datatek said:
Sounds like the pipes are in wrong.

His list is correct if indeed that is how he has done it. But that doesn't mean his solenoids are in the right places.

bouncingllama · May 21, 2015

I've not moved the solenoids...how do I check they're in the right order?

Saint.V8 · May 21, 2015

bouncingllama said:
I've not moved the solenoids...how do I check they're in the right order?

As attached....

Whys it wonky? (whys it broke!?)

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