EAS fault code 80...
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Retrospaceman
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Check:
FUSE 44
FUSE 24
FUSE 33
If you're able to reset it, that suggests a soft fault - perhaps a sensor out of alignment.
I went around the houses with mine - Fantastic when it works - but once the gremlins move in......
FUSE 44
FUSE 24
FUSE 33
If you're able to reset it, that suggests a soft fault - perhaps a sensor out of alignment.
I went around the houses with mine - Fantastic when it works - but once the gremlins move in......
tomcat59alan
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I had a girlfriend like that once, till the missus found out
Thanks for that. I'll have a look at the fuses, but as said, as I can reset it, it's more likely a sensor issue I guess? I'm sure it said something like RR valve stuck open? I'm guessing that's Right Rear (or Rear Right), but is it a valve on the bag? Would that just need cleaned?
I thought maybe a sensor or something causing the height to extend fully, but I wouldn't know what sensor to look at?
tomcat59alan
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Emmm, try looking at the rear right height sensor.
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RR valve is in the valve block. Valves don't stick open, that fault is an indication something is not right with the RR height sensor.
