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First off, I just want to say I'm a newbie with Porsche and purchased a 2005 CTT a few months ago. I had to replaced my passenger upper control arm so I just jacked it up with the air suspension at the lowest loading level and took it apart removing the strut (no, I didn't put it in "Service Mode"... didn't realize that this was the proper procedure until after the fact I started search forums to help me with my issue... and in fact, still haven't figure out how to put it in this service mode.). Anyway, when I put it back together again and drove it around, I get an error saying that my air suspension needs maintenance and notice the height levels on each wheel seem to be a bit off. I read somewhere that I need to re-calibrate it with the Durametric scan tool. So I hooked it up and started the procedure provided on the Durametric --> Level Control--> Adaptation window.... but when I click on the "Read" button on Channel 1, it automatically states, "This channel does not support adaptation." If I try to read any of the channels, I get the same thing. Is there any other way to just reset everything to just default?... anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance for any help anyone can offer. -Jay