Range Rover air suspension fault, is the compressor really the issue?
My 2018 Range Rover Velar has been showing an air suspension warning on and off for about a month now. Sometimes the car sits level and drives fine for days, then suddenly the warning appears and the ride turns harsh. I took it to a garage and they immediately said the compressor needs replacing which would cost a small fortune. They did not do any proper testing, just read the code and gave me a price. I am not convinced that is the real issue because if the compressor was completely dead the car would not raise at all. I found range-rover-repair.ae while looking for a second opinion and it seems to focus on these cars specifically which gives me some hope. Has anyone dealt with a similar intermittent fault and what was the actual cause? Could it be a height sensor or a small leak in one of the air springs rather than the compressor itself? How do I find a workshop that will actually diagnose properly instead of just throwing parts at it? I am willing to pay for a proper inspection but I do not want to pay for a compressor I did not need. I am in Abu Dhabi and would appreciate any real experience because this is stressing me out more than it should.