using a lift and air suspension cut off
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using a lift and air suspension cut off
simple question, but cant seem to find answer....need to lift up the lr3 to rotate tires etc, take it to a shop, they start to lift the vehicle and the air bags causes wheels to droop very significantly...
is there a way to cut off air suspension or is there a proper procedure to lift this car up in a shop????
is there a way to cut off air suspension or is there a proper procedure to lift this car up in a shop????
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#3
SO when I take my LR3 into a Ford shop and they tell me they can't put it on the hoist because a Land Rover can only be serviced at a LR dealer, they are full of **** then?
As long as the jacks are put in the correct places, there is no special computerized magic that only a Land Rover dealer can do?
thanks
As long as the jacks are put in the correct places, there is no special computerized magic that only a Land Rover dealer can do?
thanks
#5
Thanks for the quick reply. In this case, I just need the wheels balanced, as I am getting some shake in the steering wheel. The Land Rover dealership can't get me in for another week and a half and I need to go out of town this weekend. The Ford shop could get me in but they apparently have a tech working there who used to work at LR telling them they cannot hoist the vehicle.
From what I'm reading here, there is no reason why another shop could not hoist the truck without damaging the suspension, as long as the jacks are in the right places. Correct?
From what I'm reading here, there is no reason why another shop could not hoist the truck without damaging the suspension, as long as the jacks are in the right places. Correct?
#6
Take it from me you can lift them with no issues. Dealers do all the time. The one that worked for Land Rover must not know squat about them. Hell you can lift any land rover on a two post. The only issue is the old bags on the p38 and the classics can come unseated but that's not your fault. that just means the bags are bad.
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#9
Thanks for the quick reply. In this case, I just need the wheels balanced, as I am getting some shake in the steering wheel. The Land Rover dealership can't get me in for another week and a half and I need to go out of town this weekend. The Ford shop could get me in but they apparently have a tech working there who used to work at LR telling them they cannot hoist the vehicle.
From what I'm reading here, there is no reason why another shop could not hoist the truck without damaging the suspension, as long as the jacks are in the right places. Correct?
From what I'm reading here, there is no reason why another shop could not hoist the truck without damaging the suspension, as long as the jacks are in the right places. Correct?
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