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Self leveling rear question
I have a 1989 300te...unladened, the left side is 3/4" lower than the right side. I just helped my son move from one state to another...loaded up the car. I was surprised to find that the car lowered about 1" (again, not even side to side). So, questions:
1. How do I correct the "imbalance" side to side? 2. Is the car supposed to show any lowering when loaded? Thanks. |
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The system provides even pressure to both sides, the valve is controlled by a link to the toshion bar. It could have a bad spring, The accumulator could have developed a leak, internally.
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If it didn't correct after driving then I would say the system is down. As Peter stated the system applies pressure evenly so if one side is lower, it will stay lower after the whole car is raised.
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Steve Brotherton Continental Imports Gainesville FL Bosch Master, ASE Master, L1 33 years MB technician |
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