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Re: Self level suspension inact error

Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2013 7:09 pm
by storminmike
[quote="storminmike"]
[quote="x5inwales"]
thanks guys for sharing the information! mine happened when i changed the 10w Angel eye LED marker from 3w. i changed one side and turn on the light to see the difference between 10w and 3w, then the error message came out. Maybe I shouldn't change the LED marker at all, as I feel they are much the same as 3w which costs more though.
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I've just thrown a capacitor on the passenger side HID (one I had left over from an ill fated 55w HID experience) and threw on the lights. I'd have put one on both sides but I blew one up (cue smoke, fizzing and paper spitting everywhere) mucking about.


I didn't get any faults coming up but then again it is warm and I drove home 30 miles.

Tommorows cold start will see if it's got rid of the problem
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No problems today....maybe the Capacitor in line with the passenger ballast sorted it....hmmm

Re: Self level suspension inact error

Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2013 7:19 pm
by x5inwales
[quote="storminmike"]
[quote="storminmike"]
[quote="x5inwales"]
thanks guys for sharing the information! mine happened when i changed the 10w Angel eye LED marker from 3w. i changed one side and turn on the light to see the difference between 10w and 3w, then the error message came out. Maybe I shouldn't change the LED marker at all, as I feel they are much the same as 3w which costs more though.
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I've just thrown a capacitor on the passenger side HID (one I had left over from an ill fated 55w HID experience) and threw on the lights. I'd have put one on both sides but I blew one up (cue smoke, fizzing and paper spitting everywhere) mucking about.


I didn't get any faults coming up but then again it is warm and I drove home 30 miles.

Tommorows cold start will see if it's got rid of the problem
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No problems today....maybe the Capacitor in line with the passenger ballast sorted it....hmmm
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mine hasn't showed the error message either today. it must be the sensor i think.

Re: Self level suspension inact error

Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2013 8:06 pm
by dobbor1
Thought I was starting with a problem too. My error also comes on when I switch the hids on. It didn't do it with 35w but have just changed to 55w. After a stop start it clears. Done it about 4 times over a 3 week period. In for a service next week so any serious problem should show up I hope.

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Re: Self level suspension inact error

Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2013 9:05 pm
by storminmike
[quote="dobbor1"]
Thought I was starting with a problem too. My error also comes on when I switch the hids on. It didn't do it with 35w but have just changed to 55w. After a stop start it clears. Done it about 4 times over a 3 week period. In for a service next week so any serious problem should show up I hope.

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keep us posted on this one. Without doing a battery test I can say my battery seems well fine as i've stopped and started many times today. I tried to get the car to behave though with a 55w kit but the damn thing refused to stop flickering despite putting capacitors, resistors and a relay on them. Reverted to a canbus pro 35w kit without issues until recently when the susp inactive stared to appear when I flicked the HIDS on. At the start it wasn't right away but the other day whilst (deliberately) running on AEs on the mtorway I flicked on the HIDS. I'd done 15 miles by then and within seconds the susp indicator came on....damn

anyways as above i've thrown a capacitor at it and the problem so far hasn't re-appeared.....and i got 37 mpg doing 17 miles motorway and 7 miles slow manchester traffic. Computer indicated but what the heck, better than the average 29 mpg indicated

mpg not related but I was well chuffed even if i did 60mph...which seems like the sweet spot

Re: Self level suspension inact error

Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 12:11 am
by Steve Blackdog
I've had this error message intermittently for about the last 5 years or so, or may be longer.  I get it once every few months.  When I switch off and restart it normally goes away.  Never been bothered by it.

Re: Self level suspension inact error

Posted: Sat Apr 20, 2013 10:13 pm
by x5inwales
after a quick car wash at tesco, the error message came out again when I drove it in the evening when turned on the headlight. it was not on after the wash on the way back home.

Re: Self level suspension inact error

Posted: Mon Jun 03, 2013 7:43 pm
by storminmike
[quote="x5inwales"]
after a quick car wash at tesco, the error message came out again when I drove it in the evening when turned on the headlight. it was not on after the wash on the way back home.
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......ahhhh the headlight suspension interlock mode......Kidding

2 off us have had this as a direct result of switching on lights.....weird. A capacitor on the nearside HID has shut mine up....

Re: Self level suspension inact error

Posted: Thu Aug 29, 2013 8:41 pm
by DougieV8
Got my error message cleared - yay!

Birch 4x4 that carried out my gearbox rebuild carried out check for me and advised low voltage at off side rear.

I have just replaced this sensor - easy - two 10mm nuts and unplug sensor then reverse to install new. Initially the message on dashboard still appeared but after a minute or so of driving it cleared :) So happy - This message with associated flashing triangle/arrows has been getting at me!