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That's quite a strange set of height changes so possibly loss of contact somewhere although that should be accompanied by a suspension fault. Calibration should not have been upset and therefore re-calibration unnecessary but can be done anyway. Perhaps just recheck that connectors haven't been dislodged then either remove the 20A suspension fuse or disconnect the battery for a moment to ensure that the Llams module restarts.
The left plug had slight movement, pulled the suspension fuse and now have a suspension fault I can't clear. Batteries are now disconnected to remove for inspection but having trouble getting plugs out of module. Just want to check,reinstall with loop back plug and take it from there.
Almost certain it's something I've done, just need to find out what.
On a positive note, I found that clip!
Edit: No suspension fault. It was just the TTM warning message.
Relax. Suspension fault light will clear after a couple of starts once you have the plugs seated correctly.
If plugs, particularly the grey one, are hard to remove then just push them a little to be sure they're seated fully. If you want to remove a stubborn connector then remove the single 10mm bolt from above the suspension ecu, push the suspension ecu upwards out of its 2 lower clips then bring it down to where you can grab the connectors and ecu properly.
If your kit is at least a couple of years old then it may be using an early version loom, in which case the 2 joined grey connectors can pull apart on 1 side unless kept together using a tight cable-tie through the wires. The grey socket on early looms doesn't have a red insert (locking tab) inside the grey outer shell whereas the grey socket on later looms does. No connection problems occur with the later looms which were introduced mid 2014.
Got the left one out and looks like taking out the module to get the other one. Thanks for that tip Graham!
Latest loom, so should be no problem.
When I installed these looms I put gaffa tape across the flat loom near each connector in an effort to add wiring support. Bad move. The glue has crept along the looms (upwards via capillary action) and into the connectors. Also adding to the difficulty of removal.
I'm going to remove and clean the lot.
The problem with the earlier looms is that some of the pins in the grey socket that mates with the LR connector are shorter than they need to be and loose contact if the connectors pull on the retaining clip. The wires don't need any support themselves so there should be no need for special attention.
No doubt Graham. Just one of those spur of the moment ideas, that turn out not so bright.
Do you have a recommended supplier and or installer in Melbourne. I am happy to purchase online but would like to get it fitted. Cheers.
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Originally Posted by carlschmid2002
Sniegy may do it for you for a few coins..
Here's one workshop that obviously will fit the kits. Workshops can order a kit from me at a trade price if it's worth their while. Best to ask before buying a kit yourself and taking it to them as they might be inclined to offset some of the fitting cost.Quote:
Originally Posted by njz
PM me your email address and I'll send a copy of the installation instructions as you might feel confident to fit the kit yourself once you know what's involved.