pwood999 said:

Yes Nanocom can save the height values. There's several threads on this forum showing how to calibrate the heights. There's also a few YouTube videos as well.

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Datatek said:

With Nanocom, you can send the suspension to any height. You will need the engine running when you do the calibration. For the measuring stick a I use a piece of alloy but wood will do, stand the stick on the ground, (must be level ground, put a mark at the wheel center, from that mark measure and mark the 4 heights that have to be calibrated. The measurements have been posted many times, if you cannot find them I will post them again this evening when I'm in the office.

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feyniriel said:

I tried looking for them but couldn't find any specific thread on this forum with instructions on how to calibrate? I saw the YT videos with the block method, I'm wondering how does the measuring stick method work?

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feyniriel said:

Thanks for the info! I see in the videos they're using some kind of a computer program. I have a Nanocom, will I be able to program the new heights with it, without a computer?

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UnitLandy said:

Found the trail of the front left RH sensor cables.
If its not the sensor is it likely to be these external wires?

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