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murphsfromaz
Apr 14, 2021Explorer
dodge guy wrote:Grit dog wrote:Durb wrote:
If you can, disable the auto air bags and use the WDH to level your vehicle. If your auto level lifts the rear of the truck after your hitch has been set up it will serve to unload your front tires and possibly defeat the anti-sway capabilities of your hitch. Both scenarios make your tow worse and possibly unsafe.
Doesn't work that way. Can't just turn it off on a Tahoe.
It's not much different setting up an an auto level system with weight distribution, just cant use a tape measure. Either scale or trial and error until it "feels" right. The ride height will just remain the same.
It needs to be disabled somehow (pull fuse) until you get the hitch setup. Then you can reneable the system.
It can. Go into the system on screen. Then suspension, then click service mode. Be level first. Once you hook up the trailers electrical it will go back to normal. Disable your comfort setting for lowering when placed in park. This is how my 2021 Yukon XL Denali is set up.
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