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wolfe10
Dec 19, 2014Explorer
Trackrig wrote:
Why would his front air pressure gauge be reading so much different (lower) than the rear pressure gauge? If his ride height valve was sticking, then no air would be going to his front air bags (they wouldn't be using any air) and therefore his two air pressure gauges should read a lot closer - right?
Bill
If the ride height valve is stuck on EXHAUST, it will lower air pressure on the gauge and front will not rise. Not saying this is the issue, but really easy to verify:
Air up to cut out PSI. Turn off engine. Go out and listen near the front axle. If air is exhausting, replace the ride height valve. The are not expensive.
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