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Jeep will sometimes raise to OR1 at start-up?

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Has anyone had an occurrence when they go to start-up their WK2 and the QL will raise to OR1? I have noticed this happen 2 times in a month and both times I was parked somewhat off-camber or on an incline. Could the two instances be related? There appear to be no other issues with manually going into OR1, OR2 or park mode. I'm not too worried about it yet since everything else w/ the QL appears to work fine, I just thought it was a little weird.
 
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Has anyone had an occurrence when they go to start-up their WK2 and the QL will raise to OR1? I have noticed this happen 2 times in a month and both times I was parked somewhat off-camber or on an incline? Could the two instances be related? There appear to be no other issues with manually going into OR1, OR2 or park mode. I'm not too worried about it yet since everything else w/ the QL appears to work fine, I just thought it was a little weird.

Mine has done this twice since I have owned it. I have had it about a year.
 
#6 ·
I have the same problem about once a month but it happens to me when I'm parked on flat ground for at least 8+ hours. Not that big of a deal but I figured that I'd mention it to the dealer the next time I'm in for an oil change.

I'm sure it's probably just a computer error.
 
#7 ·
Found the following on wk2jeeps.com...

The system also continually monitors passenger, cargo and trailer tongue weight and adjusts the air suspension automatically, to maintain a level ride.


Front and rear height sensors measure the distance between the body and suspension, and provide feedback to the control system to constantly monitor vehicle height. The air suspension control module (ASCM) contains the logic that controls ride height during all driving and loading conditions. The ASCM controls the ASU compressor and valve block, and is influenced by many other modules and systems. The powertrain control module (PCM), anti-lock brake system (ABS) control module, cabin compartment node (CCN), and drivetrain control module (DTCM) are all primary inputs to the ASCM.
 
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