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. I left the tire carrier open, and backed up. Fortunately, I only had to replace one section of the garage door track, and a screw on the tire carrier (of course, I had to drill it out, then put a new one in, and broke that too, so...) So I ended up taking the carrier off so I could work on getting the broken screw out. When I did so, I noticed that the truck sat about an 1" higher...and it actually looked perfect! Then, I started the truck up and it self-leveled....I'm back at the original measurements
. Is there a way to retrain the air suspension?
'03 H2
2006 Fusion Orange Limited Edition H2
2008 Greystone Metallic / Sedona H2 (Sold)
2004 Sage Green H2 LUX w/ Nav (Sold)
2006 Black H3 LUX + Off Road (Sold)
2003 Yellow H2 LUX (Sold)
2003 Pewter H2 Adventure (Sold)
'03 H2
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Suspension</P></TH>
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Z Height</P></TH>
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D Height</P></TH></TR>
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Trim Height must be verified and adjusted before aligning the
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With RPO ZM6</P></TD>
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122mm (4.8in) ±6mm (0.24in ) </P></TD>
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132mm (5.2in) ±6mm (0.24in ) </P></TD></TR>
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Without RPO ZM6</P></TD>
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122mm (4.8in) ±6mm (0.24in ) </P></TD>
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140mm (5.5in) ±6mm (0.24in )
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