Thought I would save myself £35 by 3D printing a replacement rubber mount thingy ma whatsit, it fitted nicely but it looks like the sensor is faulty now as it is sat on the bump stops with flat air bags. Guess I'll have to buy one after all.
sierrafery
Well-Known Member
Did you disconnect the battery before you unpplugged the sensor?...if not it needs recalibration
No I didn't. I don't have a nanocom, any chance it will reset itself if I disconnect the battery after the event?
sierrafery
Well-Known Member
No, tester is needed
Ok. Many thanks for the reply sierrafery.
So now my disco is sat on the bump stops not going anywhere soon and, I do as much as I can myself (ok purchase now justified 
) I have been looking at diagnostic tools. looking at the options nanocom, hawkeye, foxwell nt510 (as recommended by sierrafery in another thread) at a cost of £170 on amazon for what I need I think the foxwell has it.
Cheers Guys.
) I have been looking at diagnostic tools. looking at the options nanocom, hawkeye, foxwell nt510 (as recommended by sierrafery in another thread) at a cost of £170 on amazon for what I need I think the foxwell has it. Cheers Guys.
Foxwell arrived today and the towbar has left the ground. Normal ride height should be resumed as soon as the rain stops
