Any Accuair 2IS owners out there?
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Any Accuair 2IS owners out there?
Used google and ClubLexus search function, Can't find any pictures of 2IS with the E-Level Sensors installed, Can you guys post the mounting positions for the front and rear? I've seen swtjlsy brackets he offers, I'm just trying to install them right the first time so I wont snap the old-style E-Sensors. Thank you bunch in advance!
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Probably not the best pics ever, but this is when I installed the sensors. The front is easy, the rear is more of a challenge to give the sensor a lot of travel and stay out of the axle's way. I can take more pics the next time I have the car on a lift, but that might be a while...hope this helps
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I did, this was right after I installed them...I will try and take some better shots the next time I have the car up on a lift
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This is a lot of help lol. I have been driving around for the past month without my sensors installed.....and it is a humungous pain in the ****. Before I drive anywhere I have to stand outside my car and make sure I am at a good ride height...it is kinda embarassing LOL.
Kinda slightly off topic but is there anyway to set when the compressors kick on? Sometimes I find that I have air down and up and down and up just to get my compressors to kick on so I can ait all the way up. I know you can change the max pressure (mine is set at 175) but can you change the min pressure?
Kinda slightly off topic but is there anyway to set when the compressors kick on? Sometimes I find that I have air down and up and down and up just to get my compressors to kick on so I can ait all the way up. I know you can change the max pressure (mine is set at 175) but can you change the min pressure?
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nice!! ive been looking for some pics for the longest time on 2IS height sensors install..thanks for the pics..i will be installing mine here within the next week or two just couldnt find any solid pics to get an idea
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This is a lot of help lol. I have been driving around for the past month without my sensors installed.....and it is a humungous pain in the ****. Before I drive anywhere I have to stand outside my car and make sure I am at a good ride height...it is kinda embarassing LOL.
Kinda slightly off topic but is there anyway to set when the compressors kick on? Sometimes I find that I have air down and up and down and up just to get my compressors to kick on so I can ait all the way up. I know you can change the max pressure (mine is set at 175) but can you change the min pressure?
Kinda slightly off topic but is there anyway to set when the compressors kick on? Sometimes I find that I have air down and up and down and up just to get my compressors to kick on so I can ait all the way up. I know you can change the max pressure (mine is set at 175) but can you change the min pressure?
I dont think you can change it though, i also wish there is a way because i run my bags around 120-140psi. I have my tank sensor set to 200psi (you also cant save settings until your sensors are installed, default is 150psi i believe, so yours is probably at 150psi right now).
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If you are having that problem, where the tank doesn't seem to have enough pressure to raise the car, you need to raise the tank PSI in the settings. I run my tank at 200psi and don't really have any issues like you guys are mentioning. If you don't have the sensors in place, then the ECU will never try and keep a preset height. It thinks your manual input is exactly what you wanted and it will never adjust the height or the tank pressure.
You should also turn your ride monitoring on, and set it to the highest sensativity (only works when you have the presets tho)...this will probably help you Adam.
You might also want to check for leaks...
You should also turn your ride monitoring on, and set it to the highest sensativity (only works when you have the presets tho)...this will probably help you Adam.
You might also want to check for leaks...
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Probably not the best pics ever, but this is when I installed the sensors. The front is easy, the rear is more of a challenge to give the sensor a lot of travel and stay out of the axle's way. I can take more pics the next time I have the car on a lift, but that might be a while...hope this helps
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