Suspension Lowering When Parked
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Suspension Lowering When Parked
After parking for 5 hrs or so, my LR3 is "settling" a bit. Once I start the engine, it rises in about 10 seconds to the mid level (correct height) pretty quickly. My air pump historically often runs a bit after I start the car, however the "lowering" after parking is new. Is this a setting or a leak? Surprised that is rises so quickly to the right height after I start. Thinking that a leak would take longer to level. Thoughts?
AJ
AJ
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It could be one of the valve blocks. The suspension auto-levels, so if one corner leaks air and drops, you won't know it because the whole truck will be lower. Find the auto-leveling fuse and pull it after you've put it up to off-road height and parked it somewhere you can leave it for a few days (or overnight). Measure the center of the wheel to the fender on each corner and then come back and measure again (or it might be blatantly obvious). A single corner dropped is usually a leaking strut. Both front or both rear is usually a valve block leaking. I think there's one more mode of failure where it can leak back through the system and all 4 drop, but not clear on what the culprit is. That'll at least point you in the right direction.
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ADEBEE007 (09-09-2019)
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My range rover sport supercharged 2007 120.000 km lowers when parked about 1,2 cm every night . I have put out the buttery for 48 hours and the lowering is about the same in every corner total about 2 ,5 cm at every corner . The land rover official service in athens tell me that i must change all the air suspensions and the air compressor . Total cost 7.500 euro . Unbelievable !!! Any idea what could be the problem with my vehicle ?
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