helmutraven7
Skoda Kodiaq Height Control Restricted Error
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helmutraven7 (Author)
Thanks for the advice. Where are the leveling sensors located, and can I test them before replacing parts?
liamrichter72
Given the error code pointing to a defective control rod on the leveling sensor, that's likely the cause. The sensors are usually near each wheel hub. A multimeter can check the sensor's resistance, but accurate diagnosis often needs specialized equipment to read the sensor's output as the suspension moves. Consulting a technician might be wise. Replacing the control rod isn't usually too expensive, but calibrating the leveling system afterward is important for headlight alignment and suspension performance. A workshop visit might be needed.
helmutraven7 (Author)
Just a quick note the control rod on the leveling sensor was the problem. A replacement cost 110€ and the error is now cleared. The ride height is normal again, and the headlights are correctly aligned. Thanks for the guidance.
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liamrichter72
Height control issues on a Kodiaq often relate to the adaptive suspension or leveling system. The symptoms you describe along with the error code suggest a faulty ride height sensor or related parts. The leveling system depends on these sensors to keep the correct ride height, and a bad sensor can cause these issues. With the mileage on your Kodiaq, have you inspected the wiring and connectors to the leveling sensor? A corroded connector could be the cause. Also, are the air struts in good shape? Any signs of leaks or damage?