Air suspension inactive reset, Range Rover L322.
How to reset the air suspension inactive warning Range Rover
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@f470 Wow thats a lot of cash. Did the car sit level or was the car down in
one corner ?.
it didnt work need help
Great vid! I have a question, mate – When I start my L322 I have the HDC
Inactive message. My dealer says this error was caused by low battery at a
time. Any idea how to reset it? Thanks
thanks great !
Hi – just looked at these guys website and it looks interesting. Some great
videos and well worth a look. I may look at buying one of their devises and
seeing how it goes.
Sorry dont know how to do this
Best is the RSW Solutions “EAS Activate” plug. I have restored my EAS
hundreds of times this way. Which in my case is a way to postphone the
replacing of the EAS compressor. But this summer it will see a swap.
can you use this video for a 2006 range rover sport????
Hi will this work on a p38?? thanks
Do you have a technique on resetting the oil change display on the L322?
any videos on how to access the compressor? I am receiving the “ride height
only” error. seems my compressor is starting to give out. I would like to
Install a new one.
Yes such a command exists. But it can be mis-used by shade tree dealers to
sell unserviced vehicles.
My shit want rise,, its sayin system off!! I’m riding all low n shitt… I
gotta get my Supercharged back too Excellent
@powerfulukltd I’ve seen independant service shops around and they are only
$200-300 cheaper than Land Rover. I got the Diagnose and it says Air Spring
Replacement so there goes an extra $2K in less than 5 months.
can buy one for £300 , or could be relay
so my guess is the air supension compressor is broken so i will probroly
cost 3.000 to 4.000
Hi – yes this does not work every time and it is more related to when you
have a flat battery etc. Try RSE solutions ( see below ) – I have purchased
on of their units and will be trying out on my car and doing a video
soon…..
hi so do you no anthing about air supension fault because its keep showing
up on my dashboard
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well on the l322 we got the suspension wont go up or down
@1Keviton1 Should try this and more…
wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_reset_the_service_light_on_your_L322_Range_Rover
So, my RR is saying Air Suspension Inactive for the second time. I use the
SUV as my daily vehicle, and for the price I paid, it should be a long
lasting vehicle. Sad to say, RR is letting me down BIG TIME. I plan on
fixing it one more time, but if it anything else goes wrong with it, I will
stay with BMW. This RR is becoming a very expensive dream car.
thank’s, it works on my r/r p38a
@f470 Hi – wow this is too bad – you could try spraying some water +
washing up liquid around each of the air springs to check for leaks. I
guess there is no independant service guys near you ? My car is 2002 and
huge miles and lots of owners and no service history at landrover – but
against the odds it give me little trouble ! Let us know how you get on
Please don’t make anymore videos with that gay ass music anymore thanks
@powerfulukltd Yes, it is a lot of cash. I owned a BMW 745 and never had
such expense on repairs or services. Also, keep in mind I am in the US so
maybe things are a little more expensive here. The truck was sitting
leveled, but after a few days it started getting uneven. I got to see the
truck in the lot after 1 week and it was completely lowered from the front.
@powerfulukltd Sure. I first took it for a $125 diagnose and the report
said RF (Right Front) Air Spring replacement. Air Spring alone was $1700,
plus labor and reprogramming which came out to be $2398.56. I left a tip to
close the tab at $2,400.00. My biggest issue was that the dealer took 2
weeks for the job.
Absolute rubbish, don’t even bother trying this.
@f470 You do realize that this generation was engineered and designed by
BMW? Right before they sold Land Rover to Ford.