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YOUR RESEARCHAir suspension stuck high

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So....after some research online it seems that its likely the ride height sensor valve..and also worth checking the fuses associated with that area.
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Leave as is, buy bigger and off-road tyres and that'll fill the gap.
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So....after some research online it seems that its likely the ride height sensor valve..and also worth checking the fuses associated with that area.
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Air suspension stuck high

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Leave as is, buy bigger and off-road tyres and that'll fill the gap.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi all and many thanks for this forum it is greatly appreciated. I've recently begun doing quite a bit of work on my 955 turbo.. after collecting it recently from my service guy I've started this morning and found the front suspension is stuck on the highest setting and wont go down. Any ideas and also excellent workshops to try anywhere in Melbourne that are excellent and still reasonably priced. I'm located in Warburton Vic. Many thanks to all

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Leave as is, buy bigger and off-road tyres and that'll fill the gap. Fit some spotlights. Fit some decent mud flaps. Splash mud on panels. No one will question the ride height.

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So....after some research online it seems that its likely the ride height sensor valve..and also worth checking the fuses associated with that area. Some good videos on how to change this valve on youtube and where to source them also. Any other ideas please let me know Many thanks as always Dre.

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