110 CSW self levelling suspension and hd rear springs

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DavidJR

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My 110 has the self levelling unit on the back. I have changed all the springs for tdci spec all round so the back now sits a little higher and the springs are heavier duty as they are for a 110 without self leveller.

Has anyone any experience with the self levelling unit? Can the height at which it sets itself be adjusted? I assume it's sitting redundant at the minute due to the back end now being higher than a std Csw.

Is there any point leaving it on if the back end never falls below the point at which it will start to work?
 
My 110 has the self levelling unit on the back. I have changed all the springs for tdci spec all round so the back now sits a little higher and the springs are heavier duty as they are for a 110 without self leveller.

Has anyone any experience with the self levelling unit? Can the height at which it sets itself be adjusted? I assume it's sitting redundant at the minute due to the back end now being higher than a std Csw.

Is there any point leaving it on if the back end never falls below the point at which it will start to work?

I left mine on after fitting HD springs on my previous 110. It didn't matter how much weight I had on board the suspension never dropped. In order to tow my pikey wagon I had to have my dixon and bate adjustable hitch at its lowest setting and still fit an extra drop plate.:eek::eek::eek:
 
no need to remove , will act to level load if you overload your springs so that suspension drops to level that the boge unit will operate , they are as said previous not adjustable
 
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