Suspension nightmare! Stuck in Karratha

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Originally Posted by ytt105

Brad
No, the Nanocom can only deflate ALL bags at once.
Each corner is stable, ie no air going in or out. That's the problem!

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The values are stable, but are they the same? Pull the rods off and set all the arms at 90 degrees to simulate normal ride height and see what happens,

Did you use the nanocom to do a reset?

After you try the above, might be worth resetting the ECU anyway. Even if you have to unplug a corner to force a fault in it.

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Originally Posted by Bulletman

What you were playing with the fitting did you knock the ride height lever at all. I had a similar issue the car kept thinking it was in extended mode. No faults logged but I did disconnect the ride height sensor and reconnect.

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Check that the sensor arm is correctly rotated by comparing it with the other side. If OK then disconnect the sensor plug as the system will still work with 3 sensors.

An update.
Started the car this morning and the 'car gods' hadn't done anything to help.
Plugged in the Nanocom and played with the 'EAS Enabled' switch and it cleared the 'Extended mode'. Now were back at normal height. Just hoping the original leak is fixed.

Thanks for all the help.

Does anyone know what the EAS Enabled switches do?

Regards
Trevor

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Originally Posted by ytt105

An update.
Started the car this morning and the 'car gods' hadn't done anything to help.
Plugged in the Nanocom and played with the 'EAS Enabled' switch and it cleared the 'Extended mode'. Now were back at normal height. Just hoping the original leak is fixed.

Thanks for all the help.

Does anyone know what the EAS Enabled switches do?

Regards
Trevor

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You disable the EAS to depressurise the system to do work on the system. This would explain why a) you have no pressure and b) you don’t have a dashboard full of fault lights. After completing the suspension work you enable the EAS and the system is on again.

The pump has a big job filling up so let it rest I think your supposed to switch off after 4 minutes and let it cool down.

Oddly enough the dashboard should have read “suspension not in customer mode” on the centre display when you started it. Did it?

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Originally Posted by DiscoJeffster

Oddly enough the dashboard should have read “suspension not in customer mode” on the centre display when you started it. Did it?

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Have never seen 'customer mode'!

Regards

Any recommendations of Landrover gurus from Karratha to Perth that I can put on a list.

Gee its a big state isn't it!

Regards
Trevor

Whyatts in Geraldton are the go to for service /repair.
Whyatts Land Rover - Approved Service & Parts Centre - Geraldton

Glad you seem to be mobile again mate.
At least you can get your Nanocom working on your D4. Last time I tried mine it wouldn't even boot up correctly. The trouble with the D4 is I only have a potential need to use the Nanocom every few years, so it goes out of update etc, and then throws a wobbly....
Safe travels.

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Originally Posted by ytt105

Have never seen 'customer mode'!

Regards

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I don’t see it on the D3 either. From memory the rocking car light comes on though.