copy that thank you. Given the few responses here on this it seems like most likely the system can indeed lower itself on one corner based on a valve block issue so... gonna do the seal replacement from Atlantic British and see if that solves for me.

Thanks!

 

Let us know how it goes. I'm planning to drive the Pan American Highway in 2025 so the more I can learn and know ahead of time the better. Thank you!

 

Yeah would have great but, they didn't lol.

 

Will do but I would guess my update here won't narrow down any info for a case-by-case basis that you are 100% going to run into on the PAH. Seems like for sure, you want to have a good organized kit of extras and replaceables for things that you can DIY but which might be hard to find on the road. I would be a valveblock seal repair kit in there simply because it's tiny af and if you need it, you can do it it yourself with a jack and some tools. I would also venture to say maybe add a cheap amazon valve block replacement to that mix just to be safe. They're not known for being high quality or anything but if you're somewhere remote and you can just pop in a new valve block on a beach it could also save you some gnarly times on bump stops.

Also... brake light switches, pillar/trim clips, and a Gap IID reader should definitely be on that list as well.