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Front height lopsided
Left front is 1 inch lower than right front, rears ok. Tire inflation even all around. I don't have ride height adjustment either. Appreciate any info. |
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Kinda strange....wish I had an answer for you...im sure someone knowledgeable will chime in.....
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Do you have adjustable ride height suspension? If so, one of your air struts is most likely leaking.
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I don't have ride height adjustment controls in the dash at all. I think the rears adjust themselves with weight, there must be a way to reset them. Anyone ?
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Have you checked all of your front suspension/bushings? Maybe something has failed?
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asx,,, i have not checked underneath vehicle but i found a document posted by drewx about rear air suspension and that maybe the problem. I think the air pump and be heard after stopping if in a quiet area so i'm going to park the x in the garage tonight. might be a air pump issue.
I hope its not a big issue as i'm about to drive up to Montreal., 800 miles 1way. |
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