steadyaway
Active Member
I presume you have replaced the airbags with coils.
Sounds like you need to tell the air ECU that you have changed it. The ride height sensors will be telling it that it is in "Off Road Mode" i.e. full height and as soon as you exceed 18mph (I think) it will be trying to reduce the ride height back to normal.
Track down someone near you with Hawkeye (there is a list somewhere) and they may be willing to help you out for a nominal charge.
Sounds like you need to tell the air ECU that you have changed it. The ride height sensors will be telling it that it is in "Off Road Mode" i.e. full height and as soon as you exceed 18mph (I think) it will be trying to reduce the ride height back to normal.
Track down someone near you with Hawkeye (there is a list somewhere) and they may be willing to help you out for a nominal charge.
steadyaway
Active Member
Found the list!
www.discovery2.co.uk/ Nanocom Locator, get help from your Land Rover Buddies!!!
However, I have been told that nanocom doesn't do air suspension where as Hawkeye does
www.discovery2.co.uk/ Nanocom Locator, get help from your Land Rover Buddies!!!
However, I have been told that nanocom doesn't do air suspension where as Hawkeye does
steadyaway
Active Member
oops bit slow me.
I emailed one or two of the guys off this list to ask their advice re Hawkeye/Nanocom and they were very informative (as most Landy owners seem to be)
I suggest choosing one with the same model as you have and mail them. You will probably get the help you need.
I cant help cos my Hawkeye has not yet landed (Grrrrrrrrrr)
I emailed one or two of the guys off this list to ask their advice re Hawkeye/Nanocom and they were very informative (as most Landy owners seem to be)
I suggest choosing one with the same model as you have and mail them. You will probably get the help you need.
I cant help cos my Hawkeye has not yet landed (Grrrrrrrrrr)
50 pence
New Member
From memory, you go to Suspension in the main menu, then Programing, then Configration and select coils.
Del.
Mike Whiskey
New Member
ABS from main menu, which accesses the SLABS ecu, which does suspension and abs.
From there, as stated above.
Clear any faults first, then change configuration. couple of steps to confirm it.
MW
From there, as stated above.
Clear any faults first, then change configuration. couple of steps to confirm it.
MW
sierrafery
Well-Known Member
ABS menu > Programminng > Configuration
They didnt name a menu Suspension for Disco 2 cos it's managed by the (SL)ABS ECU
Urban Panzer
New Member
Actually, Nanocom does MORE with the SLS than Hawkeye can do.
and there is 2 places to tell the car its on air, in the SLABS as already mentioned and also in the BCU.
sierrafery
Well-Known Member
In this case u better call tech support and they must send u an upgrade CD(this one is free but u need the cable for it which will cost u some money)
