SUSPENSION CONTROL SYSTEM - PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE

Use the table below to help determine the cause of problem symptoms. If multiple suspected areas are listed, the potential causes of the symptoms are listed in order of probability in the "Suspected Area" column of the table. Check each symptom by checking the suspected areas in the order they are listed. Replace parts as necessary.

Suspension Control System
Symptom	Suspected Area	See page
Vehicle height is extremely low when vehicle is parked	Check for fluid leakage
Vehicle leans to right or left	Check for fluid leakage
	Check for DTC	-
	Check vehicle height
	Height offset calibration
	Adjust height control sensor link for front
	Adjust height control sensor link for rear
	Front shock absorber (worn)
	Rear shock absorber (worn)
Vehicle leans to front or rear	Check for fluid leakage
	Check that height control switch is not off	-
	Check for DTC	-
	Height offset calibration
	Adjust height control sensor link for front
	Adjust height control sensor link for rear
	Front shock absorber (worn)
	Rear shock absorber (worn)
Vehicle ride is uncomfortable	Check for fluid leakage
	Check for DTC	-
	Check damping force control actuator for front side
	Check damping force control actuator for rear side
	Front shock absorber (worn)
	Rear shock absorber (worn)
Vehicle ride is too soft	Check for fluid leakage
	Check for DTC	-
	Check damping force control actuator for front side
	Check damping force control actuator for rear side
	Front shock absorber (worn)
	Rear shock absorber (worn)
Vehicle steering roll is different from right and left turn	Check for fluid leakage
	Check for DTC	-
	Suspension control cylinder
	Check damping force control actuator for front side
	Check damping force control actuator for rear side
	Front shock absorber (worn)
	Rear shock absorber (worn)

Suspension Control System - Problem Symptoms Table