diy air ride
#111
I am having a similar issue. But I usually lose air immediately after trying to ride out. Its quick to drop but my system (according to gauge) shows I have air in it . I release it and I can hear solenoid purge it out. One thing I've noticed is oil in exhaust port on solenoid. Im thinking now maybe shocks blew seal and oil is being introduced in system.
#112
I havent pressed my bushings in yet. I was away this past weekend and my bushings and solenoid didnt get here till saturday. The top bushing the one that you replace is the one that some people drill out rather then replacing the bushing. The bottom one you have to cut the sleeve down close to the bushings and you put in a reducer sleeve.
I couldn't figure out what they were talking about so I'm ordering more bushings and just replacing them all. I doubt my hacksaw skills would have squarely cut that existing sleeve on the bottom anyhow.
And I wouldn't worry about horror stories. If you keep the psi within recommended range, you will likely never have an issue.
#114
I probably have 7 months in them but I bought a used kit. So not sure what kind of mileage these got.
#115
When you first had your issue, you posted twice that you were originally running 135psi and then they deflated. That's why they blew out. Way too much pressure. Like I said, throw on a new set of shocks and keep it within operating range and you'll be fine.
#117
When you say, "drill out" do you mean remove the sleeve and drill out the rubber and fit the bolt in with no sleeve?
I couldn't figure out what they were talking about so I'm ordering more bushings and just replacing them all. I doubt my hacksaw skills would have squarely cut that existing sleeve on the bottom anyhow.
And I wouldn't worry about horror stories. If you keep the psi within recommended range, you will likely never have an issue.
I couldn't figure out what they were talking about so I'm ordering more bushings and just replacing them all. I doubt my hacksaw skills would have squarely cut that existing sleeve on the bottom anyhow.
And I wouldn't worry about horror stories. If you keep the psi within recommended range, you will likely never have an issue.
#119
For you guys that replaced your top bushings how the hell did you do it this is proving to be a pain in the gonads. I messed around for almost 2 hours tonight trying to get them to work. When i put the metal sleeve in it pushings the bushings out a little bit. And i cant seem to get the metal bushings to be flush on both sides. I sandin one bushing down to make it shorter thinking the metal sleeve is causing it to swell and push the bushings out a little bit. Do i need to shorten them up even more or what
#120
For you guys that replaced your top bushings how the hell did you do it this is proving to be a pain in the gonads. I messed around for almost 2 hours tonight trying to get them to work. When i put the metal sleeve in it pushings the bushings out a little bit. And i cant seem to get the metal bushings to be flush on both sides. I sandin one bushing down to make it shorter thinking the metal sleeve is causing it to swell and push the bushings out a little bit. Do i need to shorten them up even more or what