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DaveK



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Ride height sensor voltage

Following problems with the front height on a 2004 V8 and the suspension inactive message, a check with an Autolec diagnostics machine showed the voltage of the ride height sensors to be about 2.9 / 3.4 for three of them and 66.0 for the front left hand one. So this was duly replaced and volts still reads as 55.00 ? Any ideas ?

Post #339030 25th Jul 2015 1:58pm
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Haylands



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England 2014 Range Rover Autobiography SDV8 Loire Blue

Has it got flipped over, if the car is jacked up there is the chance the arm can flip over, check it's the same as the other side...

If not, possibly wiring fault, they do a plug and short harness to repair them,

Can't understand 55 volts though... it only has 12 max...!!! Pete

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DaveK



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Stuck the same machine on mine just to check the machine and all voltages where normal !

Post #339058 25th Jul 2015 6:04pm
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