jlsplinter
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How do I know the suspension system is OK on a RR 2002 hse. Want to see if it is a good car to buy. When it start I don't see any of the lights on or blink.
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None of the level leds are working.
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Datatek
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I'd say you've already got your answer!
jlsplinter
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Yes I went yesterday to take a test drive and saw the coil springs. I wonder if that could be a problem if I want to take it off-road, cause the springs are very short. Like 8 to 10 inches.
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jlsplinter
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The springs are short but the vehicle is pretty high. It has 3 to 4 inches of clearance in the tire.
Datatek
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It ain't a Rangie without it's air suspension to me:croc:
jlsplinter
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I was thinking the same. But I have to verify if the system works before replacing the coil springs.
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Bits are cheap enough on Ebay, solenoid block with driver £50 or less, compressor about the same. EAS ECU should still be in place under the passenger seat but worth looking to see if it is there
jlsplinter
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I think everything is in place but the springs. Have to verify the air lines.
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If it went onto springs it will be because there were problems. Check the compressor, it may need a new seal, and the valve block which can be a problem
