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Old 07-05-21, 02:48 PM
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Do anyone know where I can find more information on how to calibrate the air suspension on a 2013 Lexus ls460 f sport? I can't find any information on itvmkkin the owner manual.
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Get the manufacture manual, it is not that expensive.
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In what way does it need to be calibrated?
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Originally Posted by Anfanger
Get the manufacture manual, it is not that expensive.
I have the manual book. It's doesn't say anything on the air suspensions
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In what way does it need to be calibrated?
When installing new air suspensions.
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When installing new air suspensions.
Did you get yours calibrated? If so, what specs did you use?
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Originally Posted by XF40FSPORT
Did you get yours calibrated? If so, what specs did you use?
no i didn't. I'm trying to find out what numbers I need to imput in the scanner.
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I have the manual book. It's doesn't say anything on the air suspensions
The repair manual should have a section for initialization/calibration and recommends using Techstream. For my 2007, it's in volume 2
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I believe TechStream walks you through the process. It's possible other scanners can do this but check with scanner mfg first.
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I believe TechStream walks you through the process. It's possible other scanners can do this but check with scanner mfg first.
I have a Autel scanner. It do have a function for ais suspension. It doesn't show how to imput the numbers
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Any luck getting this done?
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Originally Posted by XF40FSPORT
Any luck getting this done?
the scanner do work on the air suspension. I did lower the car a little. It's very complicated. The rear is about 1 inch from the tire to the finder. The front is about a inch and 1/2 from the tire to the finder. The car has to be running. Make sure you have a full tank of gas.
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Originally Posted by Kee318
the scanner do work on the air suspension. I did lower the car a little. It's very complicated. The rear is about 1 inch from the tire to the finder. The front is about a inch and 1/2 from the tire to the finder. The car has to be running. Make sure you have a full tank of gas.
Have you ever adjusted the height sensors?
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Originally Posted by XF40FSPORT
Have you ever adjusted the height sensors?
no. I only mess with the air in the shocks. So far it works.
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Originally Posted by Kee318
no. I only mess with the air in the shocks. So far it works.
Hi
Can these adjustments improve the comfort for ride quality?
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