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Waynetab



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United Kingdom 2004 Range Rover HSE 4.4 V8 Galway Green
EAS HELP!!!

Received my iid tool and been playing. Decided to see how high I could raise the suspension, and now its stuck??
Front to centre of wheel is 630mm and pretty much undrivable.
EAS re set not changing anything. Neither is deflate all?
What have I done?? Not Galway but Balmoral green actually
148,000 miles

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try and set the heights to original using the iidtool or you might be stuck in extended height mode..theres a how to in the wiki that will help.. ... - .- -.




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Waynetab



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Thanks Stan, will have a look. Not Galway but Balmoral green actually
148,000 miles

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You can ask it to go too high, against the maximum the shock will allow, the bag will try to raise it and explode....

If you want to know the maximum it will go to, jack it up and measure the drop.... You have to leave some drop though or in effect you will have no suspension....

As Stan says, try the how to in the WIKI or a battery reset... Pete

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Waynetab



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United Kingdom 2004 Range Rover HSE 4.4 V8 Galway Green

Think I got a bit carried away with the Gap iid tool and have got way out of my depth.

Have managed to get it somewhere near standard height and hopefully locked it, as need the car tomorrow.

Cannot raise or lower it using the switch on the dash.

Will have another try with it after the weekend. Probably go with the battery disconnect. Not Galway but Balmoral green actually
148,000 miles

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Waynetab



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United Kingdom 2004 Range Rover HSE 4.4 V8 Galway Green

Thanks Patrick, all sorted.
Like I said got a little carried away with my new toy lol
I need to read the instructions and have a little patience. All the time everything was doing what it should be, but because I couldn't see/hear any difference straight away assumed I had done something wrong.
When the suspension is so high it takes a while to notice a drop. Not Galway but Balmoral green actually
148,000 miles

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