Thread #20290

OEM Air suspension ULP LS400

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Socal VIPJanuary 24, 2010
#296084

OEM Air suspension ULP LS400

Im going on coils. Do I have to do anything different before taking out my OEM air suspension?
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Im going on coils. Do I have to do anything different before taking out my OEM air suspension?
chishimaruJanuary 25, 2010
#296247
you just have to disable the air compressor. this can be done by pulling out the fuse and you should be good to go
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you just have to disable the air compressor. this can be done by pulling out the fuse and you should be good to go
Yokotas13January 25, 2010
#296250
yep, thats it
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yep, thats it
Socal VIPJanuary 26, 2010
#296399
If I pull the fuse when the car is on park will it release all the air out of my suspension?
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If I pull the fuse when the car is on park will it release all the air out of my suspension?
0x21January 26, 2010
#296408
no it will not, it will only keep the compressor from turning on again.
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no it will not, it will only keep the compressor from turning on again.
Socal VIPFebruary 7, 2010
#298747
Is there a way to release all the air out with out breaking the line.
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Is there a way to release all the air out with out breaking the line.
mista808February 7, 2010
#298760
loosen the air fitting right at the strut... or fine the valve body and pull the line from there. rear valve body is next to the gas tank, front is in front of the passenger front wheel behind the liner...
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loosen the air fitting right at the strut... or fine the valve body and pull the line from there. rear valve body is next to the gas tank, front is in front of the passenger front wheel behind the liner...
Socal VIPFebruary 17, 2010
#300812
mista808;298760 wrote:loosen the air fitting right at the strut... or fine the valve body and pull the line from there. rear valve body is next to the gas tank, front is in front of the passenger front wheel behind the liner...


I Just installed a Datasystem controller on my LS. When I lowered the back to my ride hight. The passenger rear sits 1/2 inc higher than the driver side rear. Some one said that there is a sensor that you can adjust to fix that. Would you happen to know where this sensor is or anyone on the board.
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[QUOTE=mista808;298760]loosen the air fitting right at the strut... or fine the valve body and pull the line from there. rear valve body is next to the gas tank, front is in front of the passenger front wheel behind the liner...[/QUOTE]
 
I Just installed a Datasystem controller on my LS. When I lowered the back to my ride hight. The passenger rear sits 1/2 inc higher than the driver side rear. Some one said that there is a sensor that you can adjust to fix that. Would you happen to know where this sensor is or anyone on the board.
silos5June 5, 2010
#325509
hey guys, can someone say where this compressor fuse is ???

thanks!
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hey guys, can someone say where this compressor fuse is ???

thanks!
chishimaruJune 8, 2010
#326079
it should be located in the fuse box either inside the engine bay or the kick panel
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it should be located in the fuse box either inside the engine bay or the kick panel