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4.4.2 Sub-function definitions
Sub - function Affected axle Availability
Adjust All Front and Rear All*
Adjust Front Front Only All*
Adjust Rear Rear Only All*
Adjust Access Front and Rear L322-02
Adjust Off-Road Front and Rear independently L322-02
Adjust Motorway Front and Rear L322-02
Table 25.
Height sub-function definitions
For these vehicles, normal or standard height is adjusted. As the normal height is the reference, access
and off-road heights will also be affected.
Note : If two subsequent modifications of -10 mm are performed, the vehicle will be 20 mm lower than
the initial height.
4.4.3 Limits
The EAS ECU accepts a defined range of values that limit the amount of change possible. These limits
are related to sensor calibration.
Note : Each sensor calibration (section 4.6.7) represents electrical arbitrary values associated with
height sensors. They take into account the mechanical mounting position of each sensor and should
only be changed in case of sensor replacement or removal.
The limits are :
Value (mm)
Limit L322-02 L322-06 All others
Upper Front 200 205 250
Upper Rear 200 250 250
Lower No Limit 150 150
Table 26.
EAS Internal limits
Example , if the calibrations are as following (L322-02)
Sensor Calibration example, L322-02
Front Left 157
Front Right 138
Rear Left 180
Rear Right 166
Table 27.
Example of current calibrations