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05omegav6

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Re: Self Levelling issues
« Reply #30 on: 14 October 2013, 20:34:59 »

Done and still not rising... Obviously as soon as you remove the pump the bladders let all the air out though ;)
You have to be pretty quick fingered ;D

Have you tried adjusting the sensor arm :-\
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Re: Self Levelling issues
« Reply #31 on: 14 October 2013, 20:40:33 »

Tech 2 would not communicate with my 03 SL ecu. :(
I know my old tech2 spoke to your ecu before, so whats changed?
No, it really didn't. The black one?
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Re: Self Levelling issues
« Reply #32 on: 14 October 2013, 20:48:09 »

Done and still not rising... Obviously as soon as you remove the pump the bladders let all the air out though ;)
You have to be pretty quick fingered ;D

Have you tried adjusting the sensor arm :-\

Disconnecting and raising the sensor arm to maximum, should see the sl top out, rise fully. What's happening is;
Raise arm.
Pump runs, continually.
The bladders inflate. Pump still running.
But the car stops rising beyond a cirtain point broadly similar to the normal ride height or doesn't rise at all above the natural level of the springs. Pump still running, and so on.
The car never rises.

Some air is being pumped, bit not enough.

Conclude, asthmatic/tired pump. Replace with a known good one.

Any thoughts?

Pump still running btw. ;)
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chrisgixer

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Re: Self Levelling issues
« Reply #33 on: 14 October 2013, 20:50:16 »

LD tells me there is no hissing, or any sign of a leak.
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05omegav6

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Re: Self Levelling issues
« Reply #34 on: 14 October 2013, 20:55:16 »

Assuming standard springs, I would agree with...

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Conclude, asthmatic/tired pump. Replace with a known good one.

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Re: Self Levelling issues
« Reply #35 on: 14 October 2013, 20:56:18 »

Assuming standard springs, I would agree with...

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Conclude, asthmatic/tired pump. Replace with a known good one.

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LD tells me there is no hissing, or any sign of a leak.

True... No sign of a leak anywhere.
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Re: Self Levelling issues
« Reply #36 on: 14 October 2013, 20:56:48 »

Assuming standard springs, I would agree with...

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Conclude, asthmatic/tired pump. Replace with a known good one.

 :y

Yes... On standard, not S/L springs
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05omegav6

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Re: Self Levelling issues
« Reply #37 on: 14 October 2013, 21:17:49 »

If the pump can be dismantled easily enough, then it could be refurbished :-\ might be as daft as a tired diaphragm :y
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Re: Self Levelling issues
« Reply #38 on: 14 October 2013, 21:41:55 »

If the pump can be dismantled easily enough, then it could be refurbished :-\ might be as daft as a tired diaphragm :y
I might try to dissect the old one, although that one is properly knackered... Casing on motor fractured :o

I wonder if I can make one good from the two :-\
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« Reply #39 on: 14 October 2013, 21:46:59 »

If the replacement is on its way out then you've nowt to lose :y
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Re: Self Levelling issues
« Reply #40 on: 14 October 2013, 21:52:45 »

If the replacement is on its way out then you've nowt to lose :y

Think I'll get a replacement one as I must have a useable car :y Then have a look for repairing the other car ::)
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Re: Self Levelling issues
« Reply #41 on: 14 October 2013, 22:02:24 »

Tech 2 would not communicate with my 03 SL ecu. :(
I know my old tech2 spoke to your ecu before, so whats changed?
No, it really didn't. The black one?
Yeah. You were pissing around with Irmscher springs and SL shocks IIRC, and we were trying to reset the SL height.
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05omegav6

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Re: Self Levelling issues
« Reply #42 on: 14 October 2013, 22:04:08 »

Tech 2 would not communicate with my 03 SL ecu. :(
I know my old tech2 spoke to your ecu before, so whats changed?
No, it really didn't. The black one?
Yeah. You were pissing around with Irmscher springs and SL shocks IIRC, and we were trying to reset the SL height.
What was the outcome?
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Re: Self Levelling issues
« Reply #43 on: 14 October 2013, 22:04:58 »

Done and still not rising... Obviously as soon as you remove the pump the bladders let all the air out though ;)
You have to be pretty quick fingered ;D

Have you tried adjusting the sensor arm :-\

Disconnecting and raising the sensor arm to maximum, should see the sl top out, rise fully. What's happening is;
Raise arm.
Pump runs, continually.
The bladders inflate. Pump still running.
But the car stops rising beyond a cirtain point broadly similar to the normal ride height or doesn't rise at all above the natural level of the springs. Pump still running, and so on.
The car never rises.

Some air is being pumped, bit not enough.

Conclude, asthmatic/tired pump. Replace with a known good one.

Any thoughts?

Pump still running btw. ;)
Ah, if pump running, but no more uppy uppy, either:
Faulty shocks
No (more) air from pump
Air not getting to shocks
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Re: Self Levelling issues
« Reply #44 on: 14 October 2013, 22:05:17 »

Tech 2 would not communicate with my 03 SL ecu. :(
I know my old tech2 spoke to your ecu before, so whats changed?
No, it really didn't. The black one?
Yeah. You were pissing around with Irmscher springs and SL shocks IIRC, and we were trying to reset the SL height.
What was the outcome?
Wanky idea
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