Outraged!!...

zzr1200 said:

No, it simply means that peeps have decided that they need newer more expensive toys to fix and moving on to L322's.

Time will tell how expensive they become.

I'm sticking with P38's...

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wammers said:

Looks like you have an admirer Keith.

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Andrealouisea said:

I havent been on here for a couple of weeks and am outraged to see that there are (at this time!) no threads on the first page relating to problems with P38 EAS?!?!
Does that mean that Datatek has fixed them all?.......

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awillemsen said:

Don't want your outrage to last any longer, so here's an EAS issue

Occasionally, the EAS goes into off road height while I'm driving along. I could put it down to the new GG AT tyres - it's only happened since these have gone on. Obviously the old lady is yearning for some green lanes after having spent most of her life in the city...

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awillemsen said:

Don't want your outrage to last any longer, so here's an EAS issue

Occasionally, the EAS goes into off road height while I'm driving along. I could put it down to the new GG AT tyres - it's only happened since these have gone on. Obviously the old lady is yearning for some green lanes after having spent most of her life in the city...

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kooky_guy said:

Mine does this randomly too - usually when I'm stuck in traffic and it's a warm day. It usually means I will get the pressure signal is constantly high fault shortly too.

I suspect the Driver pack on mine for both faults.

Incidentally, where's the best place to get another driver pack?

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Datatek said:

Guy, I've had the pressure signal high fault on mine a couple of times, parted and cleaned the connectors in the EAS box and it's gone away for several months each time. I'm lucky, I have a re-furbed spare valve block, plus spare pressure switch and 2 spare driver packs so if it keeps happening I'll swap first the pressure switch and if that doesn't fix it, go for the driver pack

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Datatek said:

Could be a height sensor after the car was jacked to change the tyres. Need to read the fault codes.

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