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Errors when on a garage ramp

If you have had work carried out say in a tyre fitters garage, you may find that the car displays an error when you restart it.

A way of stopping this is to put the radio on low before leaving the vehicle to the fitters.

When they jack the car up it will self adjust and the settle. On returning to the vehicle it will have no errors, see simple.
  
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OI! Evil or Very Mad I found that!! Wink
  
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Alternatively just flick the suspension height lever when you get it off the ramp and it forgets all its troubles Very Happy
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10forcash wrote:
OI! Evil or Very Mad I found that!! Wink


I know, but I have proven it, joint venture. Not sure Slimers works all the time, this does. One downside is that it adjusts itself too much, which un nerves the guys under the ramp.
  
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Re: Errors when on a garage ramp

BN wrote:
If you have had work carried out say in a tyre fitters garage, you may find that the car displays an error when you restart it.

A way of stopping this is to put the radio on low before leaving the vehicle to the fitters.

When they jack the car up it will self adjust and the settle. On returning to the vehicle it will have no errors, see simple.


Does this apply to 2 post / 4 post or both?
I have my own 2 post at work and don't wish to give the elctronics any further reason to quit!

Nick

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Re: Errors when on a garage ramp

Aprisa wrote:
BN wrote:
If you have had work carried out say in a tyre fitters garage, you may find that the car displays an error when you restart it.

A way of stopping this is to put the radio on low before leaving the vehicle to the fitters.

When they jack the car up it will self adjust and the settle. On returning to the vehicle it will have no errors, see simple.


Does this apply to 2 post / 4 post or both?
I have my own 2 post at work and don't wish to give the elctronics any further reason to quit!

Nick

PS If anyone needs the use of a ramp in B'ham, feel free to mail me.


The car is likely to have a wobbly on any ramp. It is the leg sensors that tell the car something is different. It should not be a problem, just silly.
  
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Re: Errors when on a garage ramp

BN wrote:

A way of stopping this is to put the radio on low before leaving the vehicle to the fitters.


What has the radio got to do with the suspension Question Question

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nothing... it just keeps the data bus alive... that way, the suspension isn't shocked to find that the wheels weren't in the same position as when it went to sleep
  
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OH don't tell me this things got a sensitive personality, reminds me of owning a TVR which is what it could also drive you to drink ( tequilla, vodka, red bull) Shocked
  
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not sensitive, complex.
  
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Solihull we have a problem....
  
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