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captain_sugar
 


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suspension fault without fault notification (no error)

Does anybody have experience with this situation:

Front right corner drops to access height. I have the impression that the left corner drops as well but a lot slower. The situation can be recovered temporarely by raising to off-road but the front right corner will drop again soon.

I got a warning mention in the display only once when the problems started - afterwards nothing. On the 4x4 display you can see that the system is messed up.

The dealer replaced the heights sensors but this didn't solve it.
We are now waiting for some valve.
The dealer is confused because even when the fault repeats itself, the electronics do not give any error messages.

I have a 2005 car with only 90000km behind the teeth.

Any suggestions?
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Post #6337499th Apr 2010 12:43 pm
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PaulP
 


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It sounds (obviously without knowing much apart from what you've described), that you have a leak on the front right corner.

It could be the pneumatic air-spring, the tube going to it, or more likely a faulty front valve block....if it is the block it could either be knackered or just have a leak where the front-right tube is connected.

This is probably the valve they are going to replace and I would guess that there is a fair chance it will solve the problem if you're lucky Thumbs Up
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Post #6337649th Apr 2010 1:02 pm
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captain_sugar
 


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thanks Paul,
I hope you are right!
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Post #63447211th Apr 2010 2:25 pm
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DiscoJacques
 


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I had the same problem, 3 weeks later and a brand new suspension, they replaced front valve block (corner valve), that solved the mistery
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Post #63468912th Apr 2010 8:12 am
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mine was dropping overnight as well on the left front (then the right front followed) - front valve block replaced and it is OK for now.
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Post #63471612th Apr 2010 9:49 am
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I had the whole front dropping slowly with the right side quicker than the left. Changing the front valve block slowed the whole process but didn't cure it. Then a leak was found at the top of the right air bag. Since changing that there has been no drop at all.
  
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