OwneDTBH said:

got a range rover l322 just had the 4 front suspension arms replaced now its coming up with air suspension inactive i have tried doing the steering wheel reset but its not working.

i plugged it into a fault reader and its coming back with air suspension CAN error

any ideas? thanks

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wammers said:

Maybe needs recallibrating.

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OwneDTBH said:

How would i go about doing that.. i take it am going to have to take it to a specialist?

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Willos said:

Did you put the height sensors back properly or plug them back in

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OwneDTBH said:

i don't know a local garage did it for me Ive looked, and they seem to be connected

i checked under the car before and noticed one of the height sensors was facing inwards so i pulled it off and placed it outwards thinking that would fix the problem but it hasn't.

Does anyone know which way the front height sensors are meant to be facing inward or outward?

Could a faulty sensor cause the suspension to go inactive?

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Ratae said:

What have the garage that replaced them said about the matter?

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brianp38dse said:

If the garage let the suspention hang it can throw up a fault as it takes the sensors on to a dirty part of the track, it often clears with use.

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Grrrrrr said:

I am surprised that is even possible. Seems a bit of a design flaw if a 4x4 cannot have the odd wheel hanging!

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Datatek said:

Obviously not meant to go off road if that can happen, unless the shocks are shot allowing over travel.

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Grrrrrr said:

Shocks is a good call. Although, aren't the L322 ones a sort of all in 1 jobbie with the airspring?

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Grrrrrr said:

I am surprised that is even possible. Seems a bit of a design flaw if a 4x4 cannot have the odd wheel hanging!

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