EAS Problem

stevebrookman · Dec 10, 2011

Hello all,

Had the dreaded beeps and "EAS fault" on the car today. The 4 height setting lights flashed for a few seconds and then remained on (no 35 mph warning). Car drove perfectly all the way home (15 miles). Unloaded the car, started back up-fault still there-but suspension working-it levelled itself.
Any ideas are more than welcome!

I did change the air bags in the summer and had a problem with the car riding a little high.
I have Keiths lead and software but would like few pointers first.

This is the first major problem in 5 years-so not too bad.

Cheers
Steve

wammers · Dec 10, 2011

Stick the EASunlock on and read and clear any faults. Possibly just a glitch. The only time all the lights are on, is just as you switch ignition on and system runs it's check. Let us know what faults were. How much weight did you have in car?

stevebrookman · Dec 10, 2011

Thanks,
Just the two dogs in the boot-the four lights remain on after a few seconds of flashing.

I'll try and hook it up time permitting!

Thanks

Steve

wammers · Dec 10, 2011

stevebrookman said:
Thanks,
Just the two dogs in the boot-the four lights remain on after a few seconds of flashing.

I'll try and hook it up time permitting!

Thanks

Steve

Ok it's just sometimes they can throw a fit if you have a heavy load in the boot.

Datatek · Dec 10, 2011

I would bet on a bad reading from a height sensor. As Wammers said, read the faults and letus know.

stevebrookman · Dec 10, 2011

Thanks Keith, Sounds like it could be a height sensor-I never got round to checking whether or not it was a dodgy height sensor making it ride high.
Will the fault read as a height sensor fault or will the height readings for that particular sensor be out of range?

Cheer s

Stvev

Datatek · Dec 10, 2011

stevebrookman said:
Thanks Keith, Sounds like it could be a height sensor-I never got round to checking whether or not it was a dodgy height sensor making it ride high.
Will the fault read as a height sensor fault or will the height readings for that particular sensor be out of range?

Cheer s

Stvev

As it's gone into fault mode, there should be a fault logged.

stevebrookman · Dec 10, 2011

Thanks Keith!

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