SLS Air suspension problem
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07-06-2012, 10:21 AM
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SLS Air suspension problem
Can some please advise me on my SLS problem?
I have a 2004 Land Rover Discovery; three years ago I had both air bags replaced.
For the past six month when I turn off my engine, I have been experiencing my offside rear dropping down to the bumstops,
This only happens within five to ten minutes after I have turned off the engine and never at any other time. I can restart my engine and the suspension re inflates to a normal level.
This problem only occurs about once a week or once a fortnight.
Due to this problem been intermittent my Land Rover garage are unable to find out the cause.
Has any one else experienced this problem or explain what the fault is?
I have a 2004 Land Rover Discovery; three years ago I had both air bags replaced.
For the past six month when I turn off my engine, I have been experiencing my offside rear dropping down to the bumstops,
This only happens within five to ten minutes after I have turned off the engine and never at any other time. I can restart my engine and the suspension re inflates to a normal level.
This problem only occurs about once a week or once a fortnight.
Due to this problem been intermittent my Land Rover garage are unable to find out the cause.
Has any one else experienced this problem or explain what the fault is?
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07-06-2012, 10:44 AM
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The air bags were fitted by my local Land Rover Garage, as I said three years ago.
After spending some time looking on the net, my idea was that I had a faulty height sensor.
But thought I would try and get some more information from people like you that know a great deal more about the Disco then I do.
Would the garage be able to check for any fault codes? Or is that not possible on my Disco 2?
So may be I should get the garage to first check the bags and then check to sensors and replace any faulty parts.
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