moritzrichter17
UX Air Suspension Problems
Summary of the thread
A 2020 Lexus UX with a gasoline engine is experiencing air suspension issues, including a failed compressor, loss of lift, noticeable lean, and multiple error messages. The problem may be due to a defective cable or plug connection. Suggested solutions include checking fuses, relays, and connections for the air suspension system. After inspecting and securing a loose connection, the issue was resolved, restoring the suspension's functionality.
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moritzrichter17 (community.author)
Good point about the fuses and relays, hadn't considered those specifically for the air suspension. I'll definitely check those first. And yes, the leaning is definitely more pronounced on one side. Any chance it was the same for you on your Audi?
guentereis79
Yep, the leaning was worse on one side for me too. Turned out to be a bad connection, just like you suspected. Although I located it myself, it ended up costing me 95€ to get it fixed at the workshop. With those air struts being so sensitive, I would advise you to let a professional take a look before you cause even more damage to the car.
moritzrichter17 (community.author)
Thanks for the advice! I checked the connections as you suggested, and you were spot on - a loose connection was the issue! After securing it properly, everything seems to be working fine again. Really appreciate the help!
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guentereis79
Sounds familiar. I had a similar problem with my old Audi A6. Same symptoms: ride height all messed up, load leveling gone haywire. Did you check the basics, like fuses or the relay for the suspension pump? Could save you a lot of hassle. Was the leaning to one side more pronounced?