i have a td5 2001 and over the past couple of weeks i have noticed after switching off and left standing for a little while the back of the car drops very very low, this however dose not happen every time maybe 2or 3 times a week, is this a fault with the air suspension or something else, any ideas or help?
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battenberg
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have a search on here, this has been coverd before...
you should see a slight drop anyway a few seconds after you switch off, along with the hiss of rushing air.
also there is a remote fob gizmo to lower the back end for hitching a trailer, you could have an electrical gremlin
first port of call is to:
check the wiring is sound to the leveling sensors (just in front of the rear wheels on the chassis/body) and spray soapy water on the suspension airbags to check there's no air leak.
you should see a slight drop anyway a few seconds after you switch off, along with the hiss of rushing air.
also there is a remote fob gizmo to lower the back end for hitching a trailer, you could have an electrical gremlin
first port of call is to:
check the wiring is sound to the leveling sensors (just in front of the rear wheels on the chassis/body) and spray soapy water on the suspension airbags to check there's no air leak.
