Help garage can't read EAS faults

steve's P38 RR · Jul 4, 2009

Hi took my car to my local LR specialists to get the EAS fault code's read and there it would work he checked the fuse and relay but there ok, could it be a ECU fault,

I've got the hieght light's up and max 35 mph up on the dash, it did come and go but now on all the time, thought it mite be a hieght sensor but with out being able to read the faults i don't know.

Now going out to check the connections on everything.

cheers steve.

Irishrover · Jul 4, 2009

Could be caused by dirty contacts at the OBDII socket, or at the. plug on the diagnostics lead.
I have come accross this problem several times and that was the culprit.

Datatek · Jul 4, 2009

Height sensor connector full of water caused mine to light up all the lights on the height indicator and shortly after the 35mph max message and onto the bump stops.

kooky_guy · Jul 4, 2009

steve's P38 RR said:
Hi took my car to my local LR specialists to get the EAS fault code's read and there it would work he checked the fuse and relay but there ok, could it be a ECU fault,

I've got the hieght light's up and max 35 mph up on the dash, it did come and go but now on all the time, thought it mite be a hieght sensor but with out being able to read the faults i don't know.

Now going out to check the connections on everything.

cheers steve.

Might be worth getting yourself a lead from ebay and download the free software. That way you can read and clear the faults yourself next time it happens.

Rangerovers.net is an excellent source of information for the air suspension. I put a link to the right page somewhere in another recent posting.

Guy

Victor Lampart · Jul 8, 2009

Hi there,
Its probably the OBD socket corroded away,had same problem,the pins in the socket rot away,got new socket and rewired it one at a time, works perfect now.
Regards Vic

gemsdad · Jul 8, 2009

hi,my obd socket also was corroded,this caused a problem as i could not connect a rovacom to reset the eas settings.

Help garage can't read EAS faults

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