I have a 2010 RRS 5.0 SC that had a suspension fault come up on the dash during normal driving conditions. I used my iid tool and found the following codes. U0421-68 (2B) Invalid data received from ride level control module. U0421-68 (2F) Invalid data received from ride level control module. U3000-1D (AF) Control Module -General electric Suspension Fault Normal Height Only. Well recently ive been getting this error message, Suspension Fault normal height only, message appears at different times after start up, sometime it come quickly, sometimes after ive been driving a while, sometimes not at all. hello, i've got a 4.0L V6 petrol 2006 Discovery 3, get a message when pulling away with car in first 100 yds or so, once it reaches 30km/h suspension fault appears on dashboard. pull car over remove k … I have a 2012 LR4 and here are some of the facts. Fault says Normal Height Available only (GAP IID Tool) - Fault Code is C1A34-01 (AF) Rear Right Corner Valve - General Failure Information - General Electrical Failure. I occasionally get an. C1A36-01 (2E) Exhaust Valve - General electrical Failure. Not sure if these are related. The fault was cleared just by stopping, turning off the vehicle and then restarting. There was no movement in the height (dropping to bump stops or going to extended mode) when the suspension fault happened. Happened a couple more times while on the trail. Back in normal height for 1.5hr trip home had no issues. Start the car up, compressor kicks in, can hear it, then afew seconds later "bong" suspension fault normal height only. With the yellow suspension sign constantly on, on the left side of the instrument cluster. Has my compressor packed up, or do I have some sort of a leak? The fault started at first couple of time then as days went it's become Discovery 3 Repairs - Air Suspension Faults Most air suspension faults have the same symptoms, a yellow light with a picture of a car and an arrow over the top of it will show on the dash. The vehicle will be slow to raise and only go to standard ride height and will not go into off road or access mode. Step 1: Remove the old height sensor. Disconnect the battery to avoid any electrical shorts. Locate the height sensor. It is usually located in the rear of the vehicle. Remove the sensor from the bracket by removing the bolts that hold it in place. Disconnect the wiring harness from the sensor. joZoZOu.

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