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that i dont know im afraid, ive only borrowed one a while ago...hopefully Santa will bring me one!!
Ask Urban Panzer-he'll know...
Ask Urban Panzer-he'll know...
I am currently in the process of going back to air suspension from coils for insurance and towing reasons and because I carry a lot of heavy diving kit in the boot and heaving self-levelling suspension is something that will be handy for me.
However: I haven't got access to nanocom (or anything else yet), so need a bit of advice.
I have a new compressor, new air 'looms', a pair of ride height sensors (both were broken >:-( ) and a pair of new air springs.
The car is currently set to coil, so when I chuck this lot on, it won't try to inflate the bags. Can I drive it to the local indy like this, with flat springs, or is it completely undriveable in this state?
Cheers,
David
Hi Batenberg,
The explanation of the functioning is great, but it does not mention what the cause may be when the machine sits down on both sides and returns to normal after running the motor for a minute or so.
On normal daily use it is not a feature as it seems to sink only when not in use for about 3/4 days.-It is a 1999 disco II 7 seater.[
Your extended wisdom will help defend mainstealer attack.
Main thanks
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