Cayenne air suspension oddness?
Cayenne air suspension oddness?
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Luke.

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11,996 posts

279 months

Sunday 15th September 2013
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Morning all.

Ever now and then my Cayenne raises or lowers itself automatically without me changing any setting. This only happens when I lock or unlock it.

However there seems to be no rhyme or reason as to why it only does this occasionally and most the time it just sits parked quite happily in the 'normal' level setting. Been googling around and read the manual (believe it or not), but can't find anywhere that suggests if this is normal or not.

First world problems and all that, but just wondered if anyone could shed any light. Cheers.

Edited by Luke. on Sunday 15th September 08:01

Luke.

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11,996 posts

279 months

Sunday 15th September 2013
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Anyone? smile

Callughan

6,313 posts

221 months

Sunday 15th September 2013
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Never had that issue.

May still carry on adjusting if its in the middle of changing setting and you turn off car.

Air suspension covered under warranty so take in if any doubts.

Nineexcellence

1,931 posts

204 months

Sunday 15th September 2013
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Luke,

You can get a calibration program run on the air suspension which tends to resolve these sort of issues. There is also a load/unload level that can be configured, but if it only does it occasionally, get the calibration done.

Ken

Luke.

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11,996 posts

279 months

Sunday 15th September 2013
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Cheers both. Cal - the air suspension wouldn't still be under warranty would it on 2003 Cayenne Turbo?

Ken,might well book the car in with your for the calibration as well as couple of other niggles. Are you open Saturdays to drop the car off?

Cheers
Luke

Edited by Luke. on Sunday 15th September 14:54

Nineexcellence

1,931 posts

204 months

Sunday 15th September 2013
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Luke. said:
Cheers both. Cal - the air suspension wouldn't still be under warranty would it on 2003 Cayenne Turbo?

Ken,might well book the car in with your for the calibration as well as couple of other niggles. Are you open Saturdays to drop the car off?

Cheers
Luke

Edited by Luke. on Sunday 15th September 14:54
Yes open Saturdays. In work today as well frown

Luke.

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Sunday 15th September 2013
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Nineexcellence said:
Yes open Saturdays. In work today as well frown
Thanks Ken. Is it the sort of thing you can do while I wait or is it better just leaving the car with you?

Nineexcellence

1,931 posts

204 months

Sunday 15th September 2013
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Luke. said:
Nineexcellence said:
Yes open Saturdays. In work today as well frown
Thanks Ken. Is it the sort of thing you can do while I wait or is it better just leaving the car with you?
Leave, because you need to measure the heights etc first.

Acf69

407 posts

200 months

Sunday 15th September 2013
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Nineexcellence said:
Luke. said:
Cheers both. Cal - the air suspension wouldn't still be under warranty would it on 2003 Cayenne Turbo?

Ken,might well book the car in with your for the calibration as well as couple of other niggles. Are you open Saturdays to drop the car off?

Cheers
Luke

Edited by Luke. on Sunday 15th September 14:54


Yes open Saturdays. In work today as well


Always good to have a day off, but also positive to have the issue you need to work an extended week as business is good.

Callughan

6,313 posts

221 months

Sunday 15th September 2013
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Luke. said:
Cheers both. Cal - the air suspension wouldn't still be under warranty would it on 2003 Cayenne Turbo?

Ken,might well book the car in with your for the calibration as well as couple of other niggles. Are you open Saturdays to drop the car off?

Cheers
Luke

Edited by Luke. on Sunday 15th September 14:54
Sorry thought was a 2005.

Edited by Callughan on Monday 16th September 09:42

Big_Dog

995 posts

214 months

Sunday 15th September 2013
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My Touareg does this, I believe it may be the courtesy access setting. For me the switch is on the left of the steering column. YMMV.