A ride-height warning after lifting or suspension work should be assessed with the exact vehicle procedure in mind. Some systems have specific workshop or lifting requirements. The warning does not establish that a height-control module has failed.
Explain the work performed
State which corner was worked on, whether links or sensors were disconnected and whether the vehicle sits unevenly now. Provide the scan and any height or calibration measurements recorded by the garage. Photographs on level ground can describe the stance, but they are not a substitute for correct measurements.
Do not work beneath a vehicle supported only by its height-control system or attempt repeated calibration to correct a mechanical problem. If clearance or handling is unsafe, seek recovery advice. A qualified technician should check installation, sensing and operating requirements before deciding whether coding, calibration or component repair is needed. Preserve the original settings and fault information wherever the proper procedure allows.
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Browse all fault guides or use the vehicle module finder to prepare your enquiry. Include the vehicle, symptoms, complete fault codes and any previous test results. Assessment scope and compatibility must be confirmed before booking or sending a unit.