Bypass Rear Level Switches/use Switch for Comp
Hi,
Has anyone been able to bypass the rear level sensors and use the compressor switch as a manual switch to put air in to the rear leveling air bags?
My leveling sensors are no longer functioning properly so I'd like to be able to manually use the H-N-L switch to turn on and off the air compressor to manually fill the air bags. If someone knows how to do this or has the wiring diagram for it that would be a tremendous help!
Has anyone been able to bypass the rear level sensors and use the compressor switch as a manual switch to put air in to the rear leveling air bags?
My leveling sensors are no longer functioning properly so I'd like to be able to manually use the H-N-L switch to turn on and off the air compressor to manually fill the air bags. If someone knows how to do this or has the wiring diagram for it that would be a tremendous help!
Hi,
Has anyone been able to bypass the rear level sensors and use the compressor switch as a manual switch to put air in to the rear leveling air bags?
My leveling sensors are no longer functioning properly so I'd like to be able to manually use the H-N-L switch to turn on and off the air compressor to manually fill the air bags. If someone knows how to do this or has the wiring diagram for it that would be a tremendous help!
Has anyone been able to bypass the rear level sensors and use the compressor switch as a manual switch to put air in to the rear leveling air bags?
My leveling sensors are no longer functioning properly so I'd like to be able to manually use the H-N-L switch to turn on and off the air compressor to manually fill the air bags. If someone knows how to do this or has the wiring diagram for it that would be a tremendous help!
Something interesting I really never thought of. Nothing to add to this interesting idea of yours but I wanted to come in here and comment on your "Shark" as I've always been a fan of the 6 series BMW. iI remember reading about them having a feature/option of the added fridge, which I believe was in the center console? If my memory serves me correctly.
I am sure someone has posted the wiring schematics on here, or we can also wait 'till @MrJason pops in.
Something interesting I really never thought of. Nothing to add to this interesting idea of yours but I wanted to come in here and comment on your "Shark" as I've always been a fan of the 6 series BMW. iI remember reading about them having a feature/option of the added fridge, which I believe was in the center console? If my memory serves me correctly.
I am sure someone has posted the wiring schematics on here, or we can also wait 'till @MrJason pops in.
I am sure someone has posted the wiring schematics on here, or we can also wait 'till @MrJason pops in.
Sorry ive been so out of the loop. Let me pull the diagram and see. I’m sure it can be done... but I’m not so sure it would hold up. Since it doesn’t hold up under normal use. Lol
but I’ll look into it.
@MrJason - This is extremely helpful!! I can't thank you enough. The bags will hold once I pull the fuse and relay to the compressor. It's been holding for a month now. I just need to get more air in to the bags now and get the GX to a comfortable ride height then pull the fuse and relay again.
Thanks so much!!
Thanks so much!!
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@MrJason - This is extremely helpful!! I can't thank you enough. The bags will hold once I pull the fuse and relay to the compressor. It's been holding for a month now. I just need to get more air in to the bags now and get the GX to a comfortable ride height then pull the fuse and relay again.
Thanks so much!!
Thanks so much!!
No problem... I’m usually way more active. But I’ve been limited on time.
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