2006 North American LR3

Concerning diagnosing the air suspension.

I can read with my Nanocom the following:

Front Left Corner Valve %
Front Right Corner Valve %
Rear Left Corner Valve %
Rear Right Corner Valve %
Reservoir Valve % Open
Exhaust Valve % Open
Front Cross Link Valve %
Rear Cross Link Valve%
Gallery Pressure (Spa)
Compressor Temperature
Motor Temperature

I'm assuming all the %'s should be 0

But does anyone know what the pressure should be and the temperature of the compressor and motor should be.

Also, when the LR3 was new and the fuses for the air suspension are pulled. What is expected time the system should stay fully up in ride height. Days, weeks or months?

Thanks,

 

I'd suggest describing the specific problem you are trying to diagnose to get more help.
With fuses pulled, the suspension should stay up for weeks with no leaks.

 

No specific issue.

I'm going to be helping a friend with a just purchased LR3 with the suspension down to the bump stops.

Just curious for information to help diagnose the system.

 

I believe my gallery pressure sensor is broken (getting the ole gallery pressure not decreasing), I currently have it completely unscrewed from the center valve block and it's reading 12 psi, I'm guessing that is incorrect?

 

Just fyi, best to start your own thread rather than confusing this one with your question, lr3-bb.

 

Mine had fuses pulled for the best part of three weeks with no measurable drop in height.