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omega3000

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Self leveling
« on: 22 September 2012, 17:22:10 »

Can you set the ride height to whatever height you want  :-\ or non adjustable ...

In this picture what bit am i looking at to lever off  :-\

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Re: Self leveling
« Reply #1 on: 22 September 2012, 17:38:44 »

Lever off joint (yellow arrow). The arm (red arrow) controls the height
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Re: Self leveling
« Reply #2 on: 22 September 2012, 17:57:49 »

Thanks for that rob , not sure if mine is functioning correctly at the minute . Had a fair bit of weight in the boot but sagged quite a bit , i thought once any weight was loaded it was supposed to self level out  :-\ ill look into it  ;)
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Re: Self leveling
« Reply #3 on: 22 September 2012, 18:19:02 »

You can adjust the length of the rod buy unscrewing the clips (yellow) to make the rod longer. This in turn will force the sensor arm (red) up which should make the pump run a bit longer :y

In order to test whether the system works or not, turn ignition to position 2, then unclip the rod and push the sensor arm up as far as it goes. The pump should kick in after 5-10 seconds :y if not, it might need a tech 2 session to establish what is or isn't working :-\ you can't fail to notice if the pump is running or not, it's quite a noisy bugger ::)
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Re: Self leveling
« Reply #4 on: 22 September 2012, 19:19:21 »

You can adjust the length of the rod buy unscrewing the clips (yellow) to make the rod longer. This in turn will force the sensor arm (red) up which should make the pump run a bit longer :y

In order to test whether the system works or not, turn ignition to position 2, then unclip the rod and push the sensor arm up as far as it goes. The pump should kick in after 5-10 seconds :y if not, it might need a tech 2 session to establish what is or isn't working :-\ you can't fail to notice if the pump is running or not, it's quite a noisy bugger ::)

Aye the pump is talking to me wir wir on turning the ignition  :y Wonder if its stuck and needs a bit of freeing off ..
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Re: Self leveling
« Reply #5 on: 22 September 2012, 19:22:03 »

You can adjust the length of the rod buy unscrewing the clips (yellow) to make the rod longer. This in turn will force the sensor arm (red) up which should make the pump run a bit longer :y

In order to test whether the system works or not, turn ignition to position 2, then unclip the rod and push the sensor arm up as far as it goes. The pump should kick in after 5-10 seconds :y if not, it might need a tech 2 session to establish what is or isn't working :-\ you can't fail to notice if the pump is running or not, it's quite a noisy bugger ::)
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Re: Self leveling
« Reply #6 on: 22 September 2012, 19:22:19 »

EMD, do you have self levelling shocks?
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Re: Self leveling
« Reply #7 on: 22 September 2012, 19:23:32 »

Any hissing from the rear? Does the pump run and stop for the rest of the journey?
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Re: Self leveling
« Reply #8 on: 22 September 2012, 19:25:40 »

Any hissing from the rear? Does the pump run and stop for the rest of the journey?

No hissing and pump cuts out after a few seconds  :y Self leveling shocks , i dont know i would have to check that ..


Now i need a picture of a self leveling shock ... ill google it and compair to a standard shock ..
« Last Edit: 22 September 2012, 19:29:26 by EMD »
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Re: Self leveling
« Reply #9 on: 22 September 2012, 19:36:11 »

About a 3rd down from top of shock should have a nipple with the small airline tube connected to it
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Re: Self leveling
« Reply #10 on: 22 September 2012, 19:39:38 »

About a 3rd down from top of shock should have a nipple with the small airline tube connected to it

Like these  :-\

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Re: Self leveling
« Reply #11 on: 22 September 2012, 19:40:06 »

Yep
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Re: Self leveling
« Reply #12 on: 22 September 2012, 19:41:52 »

So there must be some pipework , would that be in the boot behind the liner ...would be easier to check that way  :y

Is it air or fluid that pumps them up  :-\
« Last Edit: 22 September 2012, 19:46:15 by EMD »
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Re: Self leveling
« Reply #13 on: 22 September 2012, 19:58:29 »

Air, and al the plumbing is on the under side.
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Re: Self leveling
« Reply #14 on: 22 September 2012, 20:08:16 »

You can adjust the length of the rod buy unscrewing the clips (yellow) to make the rod longer. This in turn will force the sensor arm (red) up which should make the pump run a bit longer :y

In order to test whether the system works or not, turn ignition to position 2, then unclip the rod and push the sensor arm up as far as it goes. The pump should kick in after 5-10 seconds :y if not, it might need a tech 2 session to establish what is or isn't working :-\ you can't fail to notice if the pump is running or not, it's quite a noisy bugger ::)
EMD's is a 97 (by his profile). Only 1998 on are diagnosable

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