Anybody know the correct name for this thing? The panel on a curly cord that alters suspension and other things I mean.
Also, does anybody have a guide of what all the buttons do?
I thought all controls of that type are called ‘Wander leads’.
This is about the most common type of remote air suspension control.
- The top centre button switches it on (top centre light comes on).
- The up/down arrows raise and lower the suspension.
- The green button sets the height to normal/road height.
- M1 and M2 buttons are used to memorise set heights.
Thanks for clearing that up everyone, and thanks for that link Rog.
Surprising how simple something is after it’s explained.
If I was ordering the part I’d call it an ECAS pad/control unit which is it’s technical name (Electronically Controlled Air Suspension).
50/50 the parts department will know what you mean - so usually suspension control pad and people will know what you mean.
Whatever you do, DO Not Press the M2 Button
why?
You might be happily chugging along the M8 in Scotland, next thing you know youre in Kent 
Wheel Nut:
Whatever you do, DO Not Press the M2 Button
Evil 
I’ve set my M1 button for the lowest setting, so as soon as I want to unload I just hit M1 and it will sit down so that the rear legs just touch the ground when I lower my ramps.
M2 is full height, handy for stopping the beavertail scraping on weighbridges and steep ramps etc.