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VIDA air suspension adjustment

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#1 ·
So, I have a local independent Volvo shop that has the full VIDA system. I asked about having him do the adjustment to the air suspension to change the settings and lower it a little. He is willing to do it but does not know how.

Are there any instructions posted online for how to do this with VIDA?


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#2 · (Edited)
So, I have a local independent Volvo shop that has the full VIDA system. I asked about having him do the adjustment to the air suspension to change the settings and lower it a little. He is willing to do it but does not know how.

Are there any instructions posted online for how to do this with VIDA?

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I only know the GhostLink parts can do this, $225.

https://www.ghostmotorsports.com/product-page/ghostlinks-volvo-xc

Looks like the height sensor reading is used by software to control the air bag. Not sure if adjustment is possible.

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#6 ·
Softer riding means higher riding also, because the car body need enough space from wheel when bouncing up and down.
If you want softer riding than dynamic mode, you can use comfort mode. If you want even softer than comfort mode, off-road can be helpful at low speed.
 
#8 ·
I thought VIDA had an option to make adjustments (not large ones) to air suspension cars to address leveling or height problems to bring them within spec... like a calibration option?
 
#9 ·
I don't know how they do it but my dealership was able to adjust my air suspension in VIDA. When I received my car (it was used and serviced in NJ) it was extremely low and it was a calibration issue in system. the dealership was able to raise the car over a full inch. I will warn too low and it becomes almost unbearable. I found the when in hybrid to be okay but in dynamic when it was lower it was like having no suspension at all. now it is much better.
 
#11 ·
Found some online references to SUM Calibration... I think this is it. Tech, any chance you can take a look at that to see if there are height adjustments available?

Reference from TJ 31236.8.0:
Suspension Module (SUM) / Diagnostic sequences /calibration of Suspension Module