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ianweatherhead

New Member

• Jul 24, 2012

• #61

i had a problem with my air suspension on my 04 td5, the whole rear end dropped, through a process of diagnosis i worked out that the hight sensors at the rear of the car had failed, i replaced these and hey presto the suspension started to rise again, problem is i now have an imbalance in the hight, the driver side is now lower than the passenger side, I have changed the feed from the compressor and I can switch the fault from the drivers side to the passing side.

Can anyone help with this issue?
Cheers

 

sierrafery

Well-Known Member

• Jul 24, 2012

• #62

I bet you didnt disconnect the battery before you replaced the sensors ... anyway u need to plug in a nanocom(or similar except hawkeye) and make a sensor calibration

 

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tobytess

Active Member

• Jul 25, 2012

• #63

Just had the very same problem I had the two rear bags replaced and it all works fine. I have a 52 plate and the bags that were removed were the original so I think it is possible that over time the bags deteriorate and air escapes very very slowly through tiny pin holes that make it very difficult to detect with soapy water so why not try changing the bags and you may find that cures the problem

 

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ianweatherhead

New Member

• Jul 25, 2012

• #64

I don't think the bags are the problem as I can switch the problem from one side to the other by switching the pipes around

 

sierrafery

Well-Known Member

• Jul 25, 2012

• #65

get it calibrated, that's the only way

 

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ianweatherhead

New Member

• Jul 26, 2012

• #66

Will do, just need to find someone who can calibrate them

 

thebiglad

Well-Known Member

• Jul 26, 2012

• #67

ianweatherhead said:

Will do, just need to find someone who can calibrate them

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Do a Google search for the D2 Boys club forum, then go to Nanocom locator.

 

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lester crowson

New Member

• Jun 1, 2013

• #68

have air spring go down on passinger side