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Old May 26, 2020 | 02:39 PM
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Finally broke down and got a IIGAP tool for my 2016 LR4
here are the faults listed under suspension area
C1A33-01 (6C) Rear left corner valve
U0102-00 (2F) Lost communication with transfer case control module
C112F-72 (28) Air spring valve - Mechanical failure - actuator is stuck open

Rides fine. sits at normal height. Just cant raise or lower it with a "only normal ride height available" fault coming on.
Which side is rear left? is that passenger or driver side?
Any help with this is greatly appriecated
 
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Old May 27, 2020 | 07:49 AM
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Sorry for the delay. Rear left is drivers side. Sounds like that height sensor maybe be going, or the rear air block. See if a suspension height calibration helps before you start replacing parts. The GAP IIID tool will walk you through it, but you're going to need a cloth measuring tape that displays mm. If you havent already, download the GAP manual.
 
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Old Jun 4, 2020 | 06:40 PM
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nUpdate. i tried to calibrate height using the Gaptool. could do all corner except fro drivers rear.
I replaced the Drivers side rear ride height sensor. Also took rear valve block off. one of the connections had a slight crack. so i fixed the line. (pain the *** that was)
Due to removing air line temporaly the rear was down on the bump stops. but i cant get it to raise back up at all.
The screen keeps saying "suspension fault" and System not in customer mode
i tried re enabling the EAS with the GAP tool but it doesnt seem to be working
How do i get the system back into normal mode
How do i repressurize the system?

Now im getting these codes under the suspension
U0102-00 (2F) Lost communication with transfer case module
U3000-1D (AF) Control Module- General electrical failure - circuit current out of range
U3000-05 (AF) Control Module- General failure information - system programming failure
 

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Old Jun 5, 2020 | 08:05 AM
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So right now the its sitting on the bump stops and i cant get it to raise back up.
The screen keeps saying "suspension fault" and System not in customer mode
i tried re enabling the EAS with the GAP tool but it doesnt seem to be working
How do i get the system back into normal mode?
I tried testing all the values with Gap tool. Sounds like they are trying to work. Compressors make sound and a hear humming noise.
I also tried using the height control with gap tool to raise it up but it just flashes red. Does this mean the compressor is bad?

2016 LR4
 

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Old Jun 7, 2020 | 08:38 AM
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I did a quick Google search and "u3000-05 range rover" came up. Looks like it might be stuck in tight tolerance mode. Try toggling the settings from transport or tight tolerance to normal. There were also a bunch of videos that you may try. I'm sorry that I couldn't be more helpful
 
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Old Jun 25, 2021 | 07:33 AM
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the problem ended up being my rear air block located right by the rear drivers side wheel. I replaced the valve/block and issue went away
 
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