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JonnyCJ

Member Since: 25 Apr 2011
Location: Wirral
Posts: 347

Any updates Wiz ? Particularly interested in the results of pulling fuse 3.

My 4.2 had been dropping on the rear right. Wasn’t anything expensive in the end, just a ride height sensor, but the suspension does need calibrating after any work is done on the suspension.

Fri Feb 09 2024 10:15am

wiztaz

Member Since: 28 Dec 2021
Location: Essex
Posts: 41

Hope everyone is having a lovely Easter break!

Its taken a while to do the take out the fuse test but I finally did it last night and both sides front dropped by 4cm and both sides back dropped by 2cm.

What does that mean?

Mon Apr 01 2024 7:57am

JonnyCJ

Member Since: 25 Apr 2011
Location: Wirral
Posts: 347

Hmm - one corner would have meant a leak on that corner airbag or valve connection. All 4 dropping sound like the tank isn’t holding pressure or a compressor fault.

Andy will no doubt be along shortly to diagnose/confirm.

All 4 dropping sounds like a central fault rather than an individual issue.

It was definitely the top left (looking from the front of the car) brown fuse you removed ?

Mon Apr 01 2024 9:25am

wiztaz

Member Since: 28 Dec 2021
Location: Essex
Posts: 41

Yes i definitely removed brown 5 top row second from right

Mon Apr 01 2024 11:25am

wiztaz

Member Since: 28 Dec 2021
Location: Essex
Posts: 41

JonnyCJ wrote:
Hmm - one corner would have meant a leak on that corner airbag or valve connection. All 4 dropping sound like the tank isn’t holding pressure or a compressor fault.

Andy will no doubt be along shortly to diagnose/confirm.

All 4 dropping sounds like a central fault rather than an individual issue.

It was definitely the top left (looking from the front of the car) brown fuse you removed ?

Any updates?

Wed Apr 03 2024 6:30pm

Andy K

Member Since: 18 Sep 2015
Location: GL
Posts: 4940

2005 Range Rover Sport TDV6 HSE Rimini Red

It should be a yellow 20a fuse you are removing overnight.

Fri Apr 05 2024 10:15am

wiztaz

Member Since: 28 Dec 2021
Location: Essex
Posts: 41

Andy K wrote:
It should be a yellow 20a fuse you are removing overnight.

Would you mind circling the one I need to remove?

Fri Apr 05 2024 11:34am

Andy K

Member Since: 18 Sep 2015
Location: GL
Posts: 4940

Fuse 26

Soon your pic,
Bottom left yellow one

Click image to enlarge

Fri Apr 05 2024 12:20pm

wiztaz

Member Since: 28 Dec 2021
Location: Essex
Posts: 41

Thank you so much Andy:) I will try that over the weekend and report back.

Fri Apr 05 2024 1:08pm

wiztaz

Member Since: 28 Dec 2021
Location: Essex
Posts: 41

Andy K wrote:
Fuse 26

Soon your pic,
Bottom left yellow one

Click image to enlarge

Tried this over night and the car pretty much held its height. Front dropped by only 1cm in the arches but back stayed exactly the same.

Front D - 19cm / 17.5cm
Front P - 17cm / 16cm
Back D - 18.5cm / 18.5cm
Back P - 19.5cm / 19.5cm

As soon as i put the fuse back in it dropped to normal height as below

Front D - 14cm
Front P - 14cm
Back D - 15cm
Back P - 17cm

last few days i've noticed that even if I leave the car parked for 1hr its dropping and when I start it again the car starts leveling itself.

Front drivers side suspension strut has already been changed. I will get front passenger side changed this weekend so they are in pairs.

Any ideas?

Thu Apr 11 2024 6:19am

Andy K

Member Since: 18 Sep 2015
Location: GL
Posts: 4940

If you haven’t already, clean the front valve block and change the seals.

If you have a gap iid monitor the live data of the height sensors (including while driving) to look for one doing something odd.
In extreme cases the 4x4 colour central display will show wheels bouncing around while driving. (When you have a bad sensor)

Otherwise live with it for now.

Thu Apr 11 2024 7:21am

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