Harold 4x4 · May 18, 2015

Just popped in a replacement compressor and I'm now getting somewhere!

However, still a problem as I don't seem to have power going to the L/h valve. If I swop the white connector to either valve connection both valves will work on their own, but the blue connector has no power?

More investigating needed...

sierrafery · May 18, 2015

disconnect the battery and swap the height sensors, if the fault will go to the other side it means the sensor is gone if not it's some wiring(usually at the sensor's plug) or management issue and we'll speak then

Harold 4x4 · May 18, 2015

Thanks, but I have it sorted - it was a simple error on my part.

In fact what happened was I needed to lower the car and let both height sensors come in to play.

All good now, given it a test run, and tested the raise/lower button.

Thanks for all the help!

sierrafery · May 18, 2015

Ok, i'm glad it's sorted

Harold 4x4 · May 19, 2015

Just a simple post to finish off...

The air suspension system is a really simple set-up, couldn't be more basic.
If you have problems with the 'computer gizzmo' that operates it you may be in for a headache but everything else is very basic.

1x compressor
1x 3- block valve
2x height sensors
2x air spring suspension bags

No need to cry out "change to springs!" when you have a problem. A little bit of patience, and understanding how the system works, will go a long way.

Thanks to sierraferry for the contact details of a very good supplier in the UK, and the Forum for being a great resource.

biggeeeee · May 19, 2015

Harold 4x4 said:
Just a simple post to finish off...

The air suspension system is a really simple set-up, couldn't be more basic.
If you have problems with the 'computer gizzmo' that operates it you may be in for a headache but everything else is very basic.

1x compressor
1x 3- block valve
2x height sensors
2x air spring suspension bags

No need to cry out "change to springs!" when you have a problem. A little bit of patience, and understanding how the system works, will go a long way.

Thanks to sierraferry for the contact details of a very good supplier in the UK, and the Forum for being a great resource.

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