Suspension settings - any difference?

[Sambeak Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close Sambeak]

Hi, mine is a 2014 150 kakadu diesel and has the three way comfort settings for ride/suspension. However no one is able to notice the difference in the ride settings. Actually it seems as though it is stuck in the hard (sport) setting as most of the time it rides extra hard around town (please no jokes about being too soft for a 4*4'er). Anyone else notice this problem ?

[joel231 Find all posts View Profile Close joel231]

maybe there is a fault in it? i dont know how it works, but possibly you compressor is not working correctly? maybe someone with more experience on the 150 might be able to help out.

Cheers Joel

[Sambeak Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close Sambeak]

thanks Joel that gives me a starting point - anyone else have this problem?

[Guest Close Guest]

The comfort settings adjusts the valving on the 4 shocks and isn't related to the air compressor. Has the center console had any work done? Has the suspension been swapped out?

[GeoffJ Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close GeoffJ]

I have a late 2009 Kakadu and the difference between sport and comfort is very noticeable.

[Hutcho1977 Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close Hutcho1977]

I have a 2012 Kakadu and like Geoffj the difference is noticable, a lot less body roll in sports mode. Feels like a big lounge chair in comfort mode.

[Sambeak Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close Sambeak]

thanks amts The vehicle was a demonstrator so i would doubt any adjustments or suspension changes it only had a couple of kms on the clock. The dealership don't seem to want to know me - you know the mushroom principle.. But to me there is absolutely no difference in my settings and it appears to be locked in to hard (sport) setting.