parmaredmen16
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air ride won't vent down , bags are rock hard,how do I manually vent it down and where is the vent located that I here spoken of?
air ride won't vent down.
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97MarkJA
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The manual vent most people talk about is if you have a aftermarket spider valve, you can apply voltage at the solenoid to vent the bags as well as the trigger wire at the air ride control like a rays switch.
CobraStar_LS8
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http://www.poweraire.com/watt-normally-closed-valve-p-410.html
These are what I'm using connected to a 8 to 1 manifold from this industrial plant I used to work at, but you can utilize some of their fittings on that site to make it work
These are what I'm using connected to a 8 to 1 manifold from this industrial plant I used to work at, but you can utilize some of their fittings on that site to make it work
thaywood
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That's kinda what's happening to mine. It sits fine, but I adjusted my front height sensors as high as they would go in the slotted bracket and then drilled new holes about 1/2" higher and relocated the brackets higher and it still doesn't sit as low as it should. I don't get it either. I did the same procedure on my '96 with the same Arnott front shocks and it dropped at least 1-1/2" lower. I haven't had time lately, but I plan to fiddle with it a little more next time I have a day off with nothing else on my agenda. This weekend is booked
That's why I'm seriously considering the possibility of wiring a potentiometer into the height sensors and see if that would work to raise or lower the height. Any electricians out there think this might be a possibility?
That's why I'm seriously considering the possibility of wiring a potentiometer into the height sensors and see if that would work to raise or lower the height. Any electricians out there think this might be a possibility?
ford nut
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Vent is a small solenoid in the compressor.
Its the blue and white wire.
You can vent each bag manually if the vent in the compressor is plugged " common problem."
Pull the lines off at compressor, put 12 volts to the bag you want to vent, or bags with a switch so you can let out only the amount of air you desire.
Its the blue and white wire.
You can vent each bag manually if the vent in the compressor is plugged " common problem."
Pull the lines off at compressor, put 12 volts to the bag you want to vent, or bags with a switch so you can let out only the amount of air you desire.
parmaredmen16
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thank you