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>Could you (Benzmac)please explain the operation of this system or direct me to the >appropriate service bulletin or book? Specifically, how does the position >of the actuating valve lever relate to ride height? What happens if the >lever travel exceeds the limits and what are the limits (e.g. 8:00-10:00) ? >What happens if the lever is at 7:00? What is the correct neutral position? > >My car has a high ride height and if I adjust the link to reduce the height >the ride becomes very harsh and a loud "thunk" occurs over sharp bumps. > >Any help will be appreciated. Thanks, Lou |
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