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04-30-2017, 03:34 AM

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How to deflate air springs with GT1

I've been trying Search with no luck. Can someone walk me through this procedure? I need to deflate my front air springs to change my outer CV boots.

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I finally figured it out. Now feeling silly for having to ask :-)
Adjust Height -> Lower Front Axle (Activate)

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