Peugeot 407 v6 Calculator not telecoded correctly.

[Franchute13]

Hi.
I bought a P 407 v6 petrol from 2008 second hand.
When executing a complete examination with DiagBox, in some calculators it tells me the following:

Attention, calculator present in the vehicle but telecoded as absent.


I only show 1 in the image but I have several.
How can I solve this problem?
Greetings.

[GiveMeABreak]

Some 407 models have variable suspension - there are actuators on the tops of the struts that can be used for a sportier ride setting. The CSS computer is used to control this - but not all functions are utilised. The CSS suspension ECU is used on the Citroen C6 with AMVAR systems and on the C5 (X7) V6 cars, but without the AMVAR functions.

The CSS suspension ECU also takes the readings from the 4 height sensors on each wheel (V6 models). It may be perfectly fine and this may not be a fault, because not all the functions are utilised for every model it is fitted to.

If you have a specific fault code, then it might help to post that along with the VIN.

[Franchute13]

Hello GiveMeABreak!
Thanks for answering.
I do not have any faults but I am struck by these messages present but not telecoded. I write all that I have:

Suspension with electronic management.
(PROJECTEURD) Dynamic corrector height right headlight.
(PROJECTEURG) Dynamic corrector height of the left headlight.
() Dynamic headlight corrector.
(BSR) Trailer service box.
(BSC) Suitcase service box .

Sorry if any of the titles do not understand, I'm translating from Spanish to English.

The VIN is: VF3**************[VIN obfuscated, can be read by forum staff]

[GiveMeABreak]

Ok, so you have the 407 4 DOOR SALOON 3.0i V6 24V 211 (ES9A) 6-SPEED AUTOMATIC GEARBOX

This car is equipped with Xenon Headlights (non-directional), so the body height sensors are used to provide the headlamp ECU with height data to ensure the headlamp levelling is operating properly.

Each of the 4 Body Height sensors (one on each wheel) , plus the variable power steering valve and the 4 Suspension damper actuators all feed back to the CSS Suspension computer.

If you have no fault ignore it as there is probably nothing wrong. If the system is malfunctioning you will get a fault code.

[Franchute13]

GiveMeABreak thank for information!!!
Bye