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ppceuro

New Member

• Sep 29, 2022

• #1

Hey all,

Had the yellow warning come on the dash- 'Suspension Fault'.

Everything goes up and down as it should, still. Nothing is obviously broken.

But....once parked, the car eventually settles down from 'normal driving height' to below the access height.

I'm sure this has come up many, many times- just looking to get feedback?

 

Datatek

Well-Known Member

• Sep 29, 2022

• #2

ppceuro said:

Hey all,

Had the yellow warning come on the dash- 'Suspension Fault'.

Everything goes up and down as it should, still. Nothing is obviously broken.

But....once parked, the car eventually settles down from 'normal driving height' to below the access height.

I'm sure this has come up many, many times- just looking to get feedback?

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Leaking air spring is a possibility.

 

DanClarke

Well-Known Member

Full Member

• Sep 29, 2022

• #3

Diagnostics?
Codes read?

 

Mark Piercy

Well fumbled member....

Full Member

• Sep 29, 2022

• #4

^^^+1, then you'll have somewhere to start..

 

Googs

Member

• Sep 30, 2022

• #5

Could be a host of things....but without the codes being read is like shooting in the dark.

 

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ppceuro

New Member

• Oct 6, 2022

• #6

Thanks everyone. I used the Carly OBD app and got a read out.

A lot of these less serious codes look spurious. The main ones coming from RLM- Ride Level Control Module... seems most likely cause.

CA107 - rear right height sensor
C1A36 exhaust valve ?!
U0416 invalid data from vehicle dynamics control module.

 

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