LowLincoln
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So let's say I get an ASHAM8 and I want to maintain the same height in city and highway. I'm just one of those that want to have full control...
can the highway lowering be disabled?
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slowmkviii
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Yes
LowLincoln
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Small change in my question without regard to the ASHAM:
I did more searching around and just can't find an answer but is there a way to prevent the car from lowering itself on the highway (or engine off) automatically?
I read this article on American Air and it's exactly what is happening to me:
http://www.americanairsuspension.com/why%20does%20it%20leak%20one%20day.htm
But I'm having to play around with the on/off air switch to try and get the car to stay up the entire time. It's a hit or miss. But when I can get the car to stay full city height during my 70-mile highway roundtrip to work, it will stay that way for at least 3-4 days.
I am getting closer to buying a new OEM air spring for the driver side front.
So if there is something I can do without messing with the on/off switch, perhaps a trick on the diagnostic port of the air system to tell the module to stay at full height, let me know..
I did more searching around and just can't find an answer but is there a way to prevent the car from lowering itself on the highway (or engine off) automatically?
I read this article on American Air and it's exactly what is happening to me:
http://www.americanairsuspension.com/why%20does%20it%20leak%20one%20day.htm
But I'm having to play around with the on/off air switch to try and get the car to stay up the entire time. It's a hit or miss. But when I can get the car to stay full city height during my 70-mile highway roundtrip to work, it will stay that way for at least 3-4 days.
I am getting closer to buying a new OEM air spring for the driver side front.
So if there is something I can do without messing with the on/off switch, perhaps a trick on the diagnostic port of the air system to tell the module to stay at full height, let me know..