RSW Solutions

Author: Storey Wilson

  • Front Left Valve Fault

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    Front Left Valve Fault: Read and clear this fault code yourself with the All Comms diagnostic tool for the L322 Range Rover.

  • Discovery I – ABS Blink Code Procedure

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    This Procedure is only for the Discovery Series I vehicles! This will not work on the Series II Discovery! So Do Not try it and come complaining to me. If an external diagnostic tool is not available, the following procedures can be carried out to determine the cause of an ABS fault message. The faults…

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    Question: Hello Storey I hope you can help me. I have had these problems with my Range Rover EAS. I used the EAS buddy and the fault message is: “RF signal incorrect” Do you know what this means? Thanks in advance Henning Answer: The literal meaning of the fault, is “Right Front Height sensor Incorrect…

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    Question: Good morning, I saw your video on youtube regarding the compressor pressure sensor and how to test for continuity. If the driver pack is malfunctioning will the sensor still close?   Thanks, Julio Answer: If the EAS driver pack is failing, the EAS pressure switch can still physically function normally. When the EAS Driver…

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    Question: Will your EAS buddy V3 USB read and reset my 2000 Range Rover ride height system?, all the lights are on and its in high position and won’t lower Answer: Steve, Yes the EAS Buddy V3 will read and clear the EAS fault codes in your 2000 P38a.   In regards to your second…

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    Hi Storey,  Just wanted to give you my heartfelt thanks for your wonderful site, videos, application etc.  I had a rough weekend with my EAS and managed to rectify the problem following your advice.  It’s people like you that keep the spirit of these great vehicles alive.   Thanks mate!  David

  • Range Rover MKIII – EAS Development Complete

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      After a very full weekend of sitting at my computer and occasionally cursing loudly, I have finished the entire EAS communications protocol.  There was however, one casuality in the process. It turns out, that a fully charged battery can not power a laptop for more than a few hours. I completely discharged my battery.…

  • Range Rover MKIII – EAS Programming

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    The incorporation of the MKIII EAS protocol into the portable microprocessor is going slower than expected. As with everything, the process is slow in the beginning and then speeds up significantly towards the end. The primary problem is lack of avaliable used EAS ECUs on Ebay or through other part supplier sources. This means that…

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    Question: I have a 1997 Range Rover 4.6 HSE, petrol, auto. When I turn off the ignition with the EAS set at normal ride height, the car quickly drops itself to the access height / the bumpstomps. I can hear the EAS module clicking as the car drops If I set the EAS to high…

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    Question: Hey,  I just got EASBUDDY – it is a great tool! I’m having this code “Vehicle Has Moved” and I don’t really know how to interpret it.  Please let me know.  Thank you,   Answer: Vehicle has moved is a common EAS Fault code. I do not believe that it has anything to do…