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Old 03-26-2016, 12:09 AM
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Old thread, but the question was never answered....

Does disconnecting the battery reset the error?
Not always! Only when the leveling system is fine!
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It had self suspension at the back! Like many others x cars!Take a look under spare wheel in the trunk! But owner did not delete message from car's brains! U can take a look behind a wheel is there sensor for headlights! It has to be deleted...I do not know how your headlights now is geting real level!
That button near steering is an option for 4 wheels very rare option for 3d for example, but many 4.8is has it!
Agree, if you don't have the buttons then it's most likely a rear axle air suspension only which you cannot regulate...it does that on its own when sensing extra weight (towing/heave load in trunk etc).

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Just got this error today on the way home after taking the dog to the vet. Took the fuses out associated with the self leveling system, put them back in, error gone.
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Just got this error today on the way home after taking the dog to the vet. Took the fuses out associated with the self leveling system, put them back in, error gone.
It must have been a glitch and I'm pretty sure all you needed to do was just to switch off - on the car. I don't think pulling the fuse actually "resets" the system. Unless you tried the switch off - on first with no luck?

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Just got this error today on the way home after taking the dog to the vet. Took the fuses out associated with the self leveling system, put them back in, error gone.
It must have been a glitch and I'm pretty sure all you needed to do was just to switch off - on the car. I don't think pulling the fuse actually "resets" the system. Unless you tried the switch off - on first with no luck?

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It must have been a glitch and I'm pretty sure all you needed to do was just to switch off - on the car. I don't think pulling the fuse actually "resets" the system. Unless you tried the switch off - on first with no luck?

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I didn't try the switch off first. Just started trouble shooting while I had few moments between appointments.
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