Thread: Ride height uneven after fitting new sensor

Spray your airbags with soapie water and raise them up and down while looking for bubbles while spraying, sounds like you have a leaking airbag and the senser is ok.

Thanks tapout but they are new and in good shape, left it on high overnight without going down, it also has a new compressor unit fitted. This problem only happened after the sensor link broke

The sensor values will need to be adjusted with a Nanocom or similar.

Check the Electronic Diagnosis thread for someone near you that may be able to help.

Otherwise, a dealer or Landy specialist will be able to do it for you.

When you think about how much the rod actually moves in comparison to the back of the car, it isnt much.

Originally Posted by Basil135

The sensor values will need to be adjusted with a Nanocom or similar.

Check the Electronic Diagnosis thread for someone near you that may be able to help.

Otherwise, a dealer or Landy specialist will be able to do it for you.

When you think about how much the rod actually moves in comparison to the back of the car, it isnt much.

Spot on, I had to punch in new values when I replaced a dodgy sensor.

Originally Posted by turbopsi

Spot on, I had to punch in new values when I replaced a dodgy sensor.

Ok thanks guys, thought that was the case, hoped for a cheats way this soon after Christmas. Waiting for my Nanocom to arrive

Thanks for that advice, I have just received my new toy (Nanocom) can you tell me the size of the setting blocks that you fit in rear suspension to set height.

Best thing is to adjust the bags so that the car is level during normal loading.

Don't worry about what the actual numbers are showing on the Nanocom.

I did mine on a known flat slab of concrete, and used a spirit level & tape measure. Find the same point on both sides of the car, and measure to the ground, then adjust as necessary.

Don't be too stressed about getting it 100% right. I got mine to within a few mm, and left it at that.