Cayenne air suspension malfunction.

Thread starter 1975turbo
Start date Today at 10:40 AM

1975turbo

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Today at 10:40 AM

My 2012 Cayenne had problems with the air suspension and I ended up with all new bags, pump, distribution unit - just about everything, at very considerable cost, completed about a year ago.
It has just started to play up again. It will drop and rise between loading level and low level, but not go up to normal, high or highest levels. It just shows "not possible" on the dash and flashes the amber light on the control switch to show it is trying. It first showed signs of trouble last week when it look several miles to get up at all. It then righted itself, but only to the loading and low levels.
Any thoughts on this welcome. Could it be a control unit that is faulty? I dread to think of going through the saga I had to endure before...

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