Calibrate rear air suspension with INPA?
01-02-2019, 09:28 AM
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Calibrate rear air suspension with INPA?
I have seen some threads on being able to set/reset the rear suspension height with INPA but they all seem to be using an older INPA version that actually translates everything to english. I have version 5.0.6 which, while some things are in english, most of the important stuff is in german. Has anyone done this with the german INPA versions that wouldn't mind sharing the correct flow to get to the menu(s) I need? Is google translate the only option here?
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01-06-2019, 06:11 AM
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Google translate helps. The system has height information stored, I believe it is under "abgleich". To lower the car, enter a + number, to raise it, use a -.
I personally manually adjusted first, to get the desired ride height, then I took the stored height value and the new one to determine the difference needed for the look I was going for and put it into the "abgleich" menu. Be aware that you can adjust each corner individually.
I personally manually adjusted first, to get the desired ride height, then I took the stored height value and the new one to determine the difference needed for the look I was going for and put it into the "abgleich" menu. Be aware that you can adjust each corner individually.
01-06-2019, 08:16 AM
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Google translate helps. The system has height information stored, I believe it is under "abgleich". To lower the car, enter a + number, to raise it, use a -.
I personally manually adjusted first, to get the desired ride height, then I took the stored height value and the new one to determine the difference needed for the look I was going for and put it into the "abgleich" menu. Be aware that you can adjust each corner individually.
I personally manually adjusted first, to get the desired ride height, then I took the stored height value and the new one to determine the difference needed for the look I was going for and put it into the "abgleich" menu. Be aware that you can adjust each corner individually.
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