Toothfairies
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Eas on my 1997 P38 has been converted to manual inflafe from airlines anyone please tell me what pressure or ride height to set to as have no idea
P38A Eas
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Western Slope Rover
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Inflafe.
That's from the old days.
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Convert it back again and fix the EAS, problem solved.
There is a table somewhere of wheel arch heights front & rear, for the various settings (Extended, Normal, Motorway & Access) but I cannot recall what they are.
But that's a lot of messing about and not really a good solution.
Someone far more learned than me will be along in a moment to help, I am fairly sure.
Good Luck!
There is a table somewhere of wheel arch heights front & rear, for the various settings (Extended, Normal, Motorway & Access) but I cannot recall what they are.
But that's a lot of messing about and not really a good solution.
Someone far more learned than me will be along in a moment to help, I am fairly sure.
Good Luck!
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Check tec section warmers how to eas u can measure it from wheel arch to centre of the axel
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Start at 60psi and then work up slowly from there.
