Another air suspension question.

Mick Guilbert

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• Jun 13, 2019

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RRS 2007 TDV6 sorry to ask but I have an air suspension warning come up on the dash, I have changed the rear off side sensor but fault is still coming up on dash after about a minute, code reader shows no codes stored. Should i get the suspension calibrated or has anyone any other ideas.
Many thanks

 

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Newinnwoodman

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• Jun 13, 2019

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Hi Mick
Do you have any diagnostic kit available?

 

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• Jun 13, 2019

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Car model and year may help. Someone else who has not read the first post in this section.

 

Mick Guilbert

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• Jun 13, 2019

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RRS 2007 TDV6
I do have a diagnostic machine that reads codes and it says no codes read.

 

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Newinnwoodman

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• Jun 13, 2019

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Ok I guess it’s not a landrover specific test kit like all comms or lynx?

 

Mick Guilbert

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Newinnwoodman said:

Ok I guess it’s not a landrover specific test kit like all comms or lynx?

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No it’s just a generic tester, when looking at the screen shot of the suspension the right side does not sit at the same height as the left that is why I wondered if I needed a calibration

 

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• Jun 13, 2019

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Mick Guilbert said:

RRS 2007 TDV6
I do have a diagnostic machine that reads codes and it says no codes read.

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Mick Guilbert said:

No it’s just a generic tester, when looking at the screen shot of the suspension the right side does not sit at the same height as the left that is why I wondered if I needed a calibration

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Generic testers do not work on Range Rovers.

 

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Newinnwoodman

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• Jun 13, 2019

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Well if you don’t want to rely on the garage all the time you’ll need to get your hands on one specifically for RR.

If you have a pal with a RR you can go halfers or buy one outright. If you don’t youll find yourself swapping parts based on guess work I’m afraid.
There’s lots of discussion on here about the best one to get. Once you have one it’s like a breath of fresh air . Pardon the pun!!!