I had the same experience while loading the bed for a hunting trip after Thanksgiving. When I jumped in it adjusted and when I was unloading it adjusted again. Kinda cool!
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LMAO...I hear ya...I hear ya!Today I was using the bed of the truck to help me get some height so I could hang the Christmas lights. After my fat ass jumped up on the bed, I heard the air suspension starting to activate and low and behold, the truck started lifting up. I don't know if I should be happy that it really works, or depressed that I'm so fat that my weight required it to auto level
In any case, it was great to see that it worked!
Join the club...mine did the same thing when I was installing a tonneau cover.Today I was using the bed of the truck to help me get some height so I could hang the Christmas lights. After my fat ass jumped up on the bed, I heard the air suspension starting to activate and low and behold, the truck started lifting up. I don't know if I should be happy that it really works, or depressed that I'm so fat that my weight required it to auto level
In any case, it was great to see that it worked!
Just curious, what setting were you on and did you install the cover with the engine running switched off?Join the club...mine did the same thing when I was installing a tonneau cover.
The engine was off and I think the height setting was aero.Just curious, what setting were you on and did you install the cover with the engine running switched off?
I'll be installing a cover soon
Well good may be I am lighter than I thought...mine didn't adjust when I was sitting in the bed last week doing the swingcase installThe engine was off and I think the height setting was aero.
LOLI don't know if I should be happy that it really works, or depressed that I'm so fat that my weight required it to auto level![]()
Leveling with air suspension is simple, and inexpensive. You simply need to change the length of either the front or rear links in order to level the truck. You can buy adjustable links like these and set the front height where you want. If you're worried about warranty, simply swap the stock links back on if you need to go to the dealership and they'll never know. Only $85...I took out a case of water ... 15lbs? And I heard the truck re-level itself. Curious how sturdy the air suspension systems are? I have been doing so much in-town driving that the suspension is constantly moving around. Normally it is smooth, but sometimes it will bump around a bit. Anyone have any issues? I want to level it, but am afraid it will void warranty?