Air Suspension Removal/install
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Air Suspension Removal/install
ok, heres the deal my 92 ls400 i bought came from the factory with air ride but was converted to OEM shock/spring. well im putting oem air ride back in it and i need to know where the compressors are and where the air lines hook up to on the air struts so i can see if they just pulled the struts and disconnected sensors or removed everything in the system. i just got done pulling the back seat and there was a connector on top of the rear strut...... anyways any pics or links would be greatly appreciated i searched and frustratingly enough could not find anything. thanks in advance.
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nice guys, thanks. i was just surprised how theres not alot of tech info out there for this subject seeing how its a common problem. but i guess most people take their car to their car to the dealership while im a DIY'er
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Yes. One of my best friends is a 25+ year Toyota Master Tech. He is a tremendous help keeping all of the toys in tip top shape.
We just put on the JIC FLT-A2 on the UCF11 this past Saturday. Printed out the pages I needed from TIS for reference. It was very straight forward installation however.
I rarely take any vehicles I own to the dealer. Only for differential work or something I need a big lift for. (FZJ80) I do most work in house or at my friend's shop.
Peace.
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yeah, i HATE to take mine to a dealer, i also rely on friends on things i cant do myself but still havent had any luck so if anyone has a manual and can transcribe the location id be forever grateful