TheCamelStory
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Hi folks.....the latest in my p38 saga...
The other day I got the dreaded EAS 35mph fault. Had a quick look at the air springs and they seemed to be in good shape. I ordered a diagnostics cable from flea bay which came with the software. Did the fault read. It hit me with what must have been all of them. Did it again and it said FR height sensor. Tried the reset and the first time it did nothing. I used the software to pump her right up then completely depressured the whole system and reset again. This time no fault when I fired her up. Took her for a long run, on off road, slow speeds fast speeds and everything works fine.
My question is this. If the height sensors get out of range does this trigger the fault? If so is this common? Proabably an in built ploy by RR to keep their service agents in business. My local one wanted £80 just to read the fault!!!! Should I drive round with the laptop in the car? If I'm 100 miles from home next time it goes I don't fancy a trip home in something about as comfy as an Indian bullock cart!
Apart from that, the software is pretty good. might properly calibrate it at the weekend.
The other day I got the dreaded EAS 35mph fault. Had a quick look at the air springs and they seemed to be in good shape. I ordered a diagnostics cable from flea bay which came with the software. Did the fault read. It hit me with what must have been all of them. Did it again and it said FR height sensor. Tried the reset and the first time it did nothing. I used the software to pump her right up then completely depressured the whole system and reset again. This time no fault when I fired her up. Took her for a long run, on off road, slow speeds fast speeds and everything works fine.
My question is this. If the height sensors get out of range does this trigger the fault? If so is this common? Proabably an in built ploy by RR to keep their service agents in business. My local one wanted £80 just to read the fault!!!! Should I drive round with the laptop in the car? If I'm 100 miles from home next time it goes I don't fancy a trip home in something about as comfy as an Indian bullock cart!
Apart from that, the software is pretty good. might properly calibrate it at the weekend.