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    Mine has successfully lifted from completely deflated state (bump stops) without issue when doing work even when my sensors were mildly out of calibration.

    I'd be removing llams as suggested by Graeme and then clearing fault (or hard reset) then try to raise suspension. If it doesn't raise, it would be interesting to see if it is the same fault or some other fault.

  2. #22
    daneprocter Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by Graeme View Post
    It should raise from the bump-stops because bump-stops is a valid height after certain faults have occurred.

    A conversion from the Nanocom reported code to the actual fault code would be useful.

    How high does the rear go before the error occurs - to normal height or just a little?
    The back doesn't go up anymore. I used the nanocom to empty the air tank and now the compressor only fires for a few seconds and cuts off giving me the suspension error

  3. #23
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    Here is a list of the faults after I did a hard reset..

    FAULT 1 OF 5
    ECU: Transfer Case
    CODE:U0132
    Lost communication with ride level ctrl module / Lost communication with suspension ctrl module A
    (INTERMITTENT)

    FAULT 2 OF 5
    ECU: Ride Level
    CODE:C1A75
    Rear right height sensor mechanism
    (INTERMITTENT)

    FAULT 3 OF 5
    ECU: Ride Level
    CODE:C1A27
    Compressor circuit
    (INTERMITTENT)

    FAULT 4 OF 5
    ECU: Ride Level
    CODE:C1A00
    Control module
    (PERMANENT)

    FAULT 5 OF 5
    ECU: All Terrain Control
    CODE:U0421
    Invalid data received from ride level control module
    (PENDING)

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    Did you take the llams out of the circuit as suggested by Graeme ?

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    Yeah, llams is out of the circuit

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    Someone wiser than me will need to comment methinks.

    Looking at those, gut feeling is that number 4 is the real issue and that the others are a factor of that. At a guess I would say check some of the connections to the xfer case module behind the battery, but that's just a guess. Sorry I can't be more enlightening

  7. #27
    daneprocter Guest
    I've done another reset of the system and now getting these faults.

    FAULT 1 OF 3
    ECU: Ride Level
    CODE:C1A00
    Control module
    (PERMANENT)

    FAULT 2 OF 3
    ECU: Ride Level
    CODE:C1A00
    Control module
    (PERMANENT)

    FAULT 3 OF 3
    ECU: All Terrain Control
    CODE:U0421
    Invalid data received from ride level control module
    (PENDING)

    At least the list is getting smaller

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    Quote Originally Posted by daneprocter View Post
    The back doesn't go up anymore. I used the nanocom to empty the air tank and now the compressor only fires for a few seconds and cuts off giving me the suspension error
    So it appears that the back was raising using the reservoir rather than a problem with the front.

    Check the 5A suspension system fuse in the engine compartment fuse panel. This fuse is in the circuit from the compressor relay and is used to confirm that there is power to the compressor from the compressor relay and if its blown then the compressor will only be allowed to run for a second or 2.
    MY21.5 L405 D350 Vogue SE with 19s. Produce LLAMS for LR/RR, Jeep GC/Dodge Ram
    VK2HFG and APRS W1 digi, RTK base station using LoRa

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graeme View Post
    So it appears that the back was raising using the reservoir rather than a problem with the front.

    Check the 5A suspension system fuse in the engine compartment fuse panel. This fuse is in the circuit from the compressor relay and is used to confirm that there is power to the compressor from the compressor relay and if its blown then the compressor will only be allowed to run for a second or 2.
    I changed out that fuse and the compressor runs for about 30 seconds now but with no change in the height of the car.

    I believe when the back was rising up and down it was getting a signal from the llams unit to do so. There was air in the tank at that stage, but I emptied the springs and tank using the Nanocom. Do you think I need to replace the compressor?

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    I've tracked-down a list of fault code explanations but C1A00 is non-specific so other suspension system fault codes are needed and C1A27 may be the clue. Re-plugging the compressor connectors might be worthwhile.
    MY21.5 L405 D350 Vogue SE with 19s. Produce LLAMS for LR/RR, Jeep GC/Dodge Ram
    VK2HFG and APRS W1 digi, RTK base station using LoRa

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