Eas fault

My EAS has gone berserk.

I always lower ir when I park up, and it was operating fine yesterday, and today it raised up to normal height and will not budge from there.

I have a dashboard warning saying "EAS Fault" and all the lights (indicating ride height) are flashing on the dash when I start the engine, then they all stay on.

Looking at other threads there is a lot of information that relates to the EAS being stuck when the suspension is low, or a fault causes the suspension to lower, but mine is stuck at normal ride height......

Any ideas folks?

and is it still safe to drive.

Many thanks

Goe

Could be a ride height sensor, those are the symptoms I got when water got into one of the sensor connectors. Eventually it will go to a hard fault and drop to the bump stops and you will get the dreaded 35mph max message. Best to download the EAS software and read the fault.

its safe whilst it stays there but you dont know how long it will if any of the bags deflate.

best to get hold of a cable and software, its cheap and usually sorts it out.

EAS Air Suspension Diagnostic Cable - Range Rover P38 on eBay (end time 23-Sep-09 17:40:38 BST)

or you can go to Land Rover Reset Tools for software and instructions on how to build your own cable!!