Datatek
Well-Known Member
14 years with next to no suspension problem with EAS on mine.
Ditto
Likewise. New airsprings all round about 5-6 years ago. Methodically recalibrating the EAS about 4 years ago got rid of the little dance when stationary at traffic lights & road junctions. I do about 8-10K miles per year but the last time I had any issue was a year ago when it threw an EAS fault while halfway to the south of France. I cleared the fault with my Nanocom & it didn't recur.
The EAS system is easy to understand when you take a sensible approach to how it works. A big must is to carry Nanocom or as I do easunlocksuite on a a tablet so as soon as any thing happens you can instantly investigate plus as with any thing mechanical preventative maintenance is a number one priority
