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idi



Member Since: 19 Nov 2019
Location: England
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Off Road height automatically being selected

Sometimes when I start the car and set off, or even mid-drive, the car rises to off road height automatically. And then gives me a warning a few seconds later saying the car will lower if speed is not decreased.

Is this normal?

Post #593706 Thu Jan 23 2020 3:32pm
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riverblanche



Member Since: 11 Jun 2011
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Hi,
quick answer is No.

take it you have Not selected a special program?
from memory Mud and ruts will go into off road height automatically and "suggest" you select Low box
only other auto off road height is if the car things you have grounded out, which may suggest a height sensor fault Question

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Post #593719 Thu Jan 23 2020 7:53pm
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Post #593723 Thu Jan 23 2020 8:50pm
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RRSTDV8



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Could be signs of a sticking EAS compressor exhaust valve. If it is, then it's a new EAS compressor, sadly, as the valve is not serviceable. 2012 SDV6 - it's missing a couple of cylinders
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Post #593729 Thu Jan 23 2020 10:54pm
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garrycol



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The EAS exhaust valve is serviceable - I have replaced mine and the parts are available on ebay and from other compressor parts suppliers. 07MY RRS TDV6
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Post #593736 Fri Jan 24 2020 1:36am
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