AIRMATIC CAR TOO LOW (COILOVER BYPASS?)
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AIRMATIC CAR TOO LOW (COILOVER BYPASS?)
I rescently installed coilover suspension from YELLOWSPEED Eu. I had a lot of errors (power steering, cruise control, esp, bas, abs) so I bought this
http://r.ebay.com/EBUo39
It fixed all of the errors but the STOP CAR TOO LOW still shows up.. does anyone know if there is a way to remedy this?
http://r.ebay.com/EBUo39
It fixed all of the errors but the STOP CAR TOO LOW still shows up.. does anyone know if there is a way to remedy this?
Last edited by Jason Riha; May 28, 2016 at 12:19 AM.
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Perhaps check the three ride height sensors. One on each upper front control arm, one in the center of the anti-sway bar in the rear. See if they are in place and connected, see if you can modify them so they tell the computer that the car is riding at the normal ride height.
Have someone who has a STAR/DAS system, and knows how to use it, adjust the ride height values so the computer is satisfied.
Perhaps check the three ride height sensors. One on each upper front control arm, one in the center of the anti-sway bar in the rear. See if they are in place and connected, see if you can modify them so they tell the computer that the car is riding at the normal ride height.
Have someone who has a STAR/DAS system, and knows how to use it, adjust the ride height values so the computer is satisfied.
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Not being hampered by facts, I can discuss the subject freely...
Perhaps check the three ride height sensors. One on each upper front control arm, one in the center of the anti-sway bar in the rear. See if they are in place and connected, see if you can modify them so they tell the computer that the car is riding at the normal ride height.
Have someone who has a STAR/DAS system, and knows how to use it, adjust the ride height values so the computer is satisfied.
Perhaps check the three ride height sensors. One on each upper front control arm, one in the center of the anti-sway bar in the rear. See if they are in place and connected, see if you can modify them so they tell the computer that the car is riding at the normal ride height.
Have someone who has a STAR/DAS system, and knows how to use it, adjust the ride height values so the computer is satisfied.
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