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Pete K
 


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Suspension Aground

When I have selected off road mode the suspension goes up fine. However when I try to lower the car again it thinks it has come aground and hit something, so goes up again.

I assume this is a height sensor reading incorrectly?

But how to I diagnose which corner is causing the problem ?
I have an IDD tool (no suspension fault codes)

The only way to get it down is to drive over 30 MPH

Any pointers welcome
Thank you
  
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Pete K
 


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BTTT

Any idea's ?
  
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