RSW Solutions

Author: Storey Wilson

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    Hi StoreyThanks for informing me of the new version of RR EASUNLOCK. I have fixed my car and used the software to great effect. Thanks and well done. You are a star! RegardsChris

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    Thank you Mr. Wilson for your prompt assistanceI will follow the detailed instructions and try out the program as soon as the cable arrives. If all works well this will be a great tool to have in the toolbox. In troubleshooting the EAS I will bet that I will set off the EAS hard fault…

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    Hello,I am in FRANCE, i have receive the connection cable for the P38 EAS. It is a very well done job and I try it on my locked EAS and succeed to unlock it A great thank for that. Many thanks for you help,Best regards

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    Hi Storey,The cable arrived today, thanks. The package was in perfect condition Cable looks undamaged too. Just got to fit the new air bags and zap the error now. CheersReg

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    Received the cable today, which was pretty quick really. I plugged it in and tried it on Windows Vista with both EasHeights and EasUnlock. All looks good. I’ll write up my experience in the discussions forum. Thanks very much Storey, this is great.Jeff.

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    I received the cable yesterday The parcel came in the ready post cushion mailer bag, all was fine Thanks very much for the cable, I am just waiting for my usb/db9 adapter to arrive and I can set about getting that damn light out. Once again many thanks.

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    Hey Storey,I just wanted to thank you for a great utility. The program and cable worked perfectly and quickly to clear my EAS fault. It hasn’t come back after 200 miles, so I must have fixed it with the compressor seals. Thanks again!Jeff

  • Where is my OBDII Port?

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    The Range Rover P38a OBDII port is located in the Right-Hand side of the vehicle under the footwell. The connector is most easily seen if the Right-Hand door is opened and while standing in the door opening, bend over and look up into the footwell. The OBDII connector is almost impossible to see and very…

  • P38a EAS – Air Dryer

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    The EAS Dryer is an essential and often overlooked EAS component. The primary function of the EAS dryer is to absorb moisture from the compressed air in the EAS system. A potentially bad situation could arrise if moisture contained within the compressed air froze or corroded metalic components. This is not a huge issue for…

  • P38a EAS – Front Air Spring

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    The EAS suspension uses bladders of air to act as the cushion between the axle and the body of the vehicle. These bags can be inflated or deflated depending on the height set by the operator of the vehicle. Solenoids driven by the EAS ECU control air pressure either into or out of each corner…