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Old 09-09-2006, 06:13 PM
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Default Re: can the sensor for the air ride be tricked?

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As far as I know, and I don't have air to check this, the two bolts holding the arm to the frame mount allow a little adjustment. Sometime mid cycle '05 this was changed and there was no adjustment.

FWIW On the Fabtech lift kit, which is not suitable for air ride H2's with the non adjustable sensor, it uses a bracket with plenty of room for adjustment.

I may well be wrong, but from what I've been told there is adjustment in the air ride on the earlier H2's, although the manual says there is no adjustment. Maybe it is at the other end of the sensor, the part attached to the uppoer control arm.

I will check it out later and see if theres any play to slid the sensor with the bolts loosened up. It always adjusts apon startup, so I think the hieght difference bewteen our rigs was.

A: had been sitting for hours.
B: my tires are about 5k away from being toast and hers are like brand new.
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