Pulled the EAS fuse
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Pulled the EAS fuse
I found my08 to be lower on the passenger side on a few occasions so I tested for leaks by pulling the fuses. Is llosing about an inch of height after letting the truck sit for 36-48 hours (on all corners except the driver side rear which didn't lose any height) anything to be concerned about?
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The only one that really matters is F26E
Make sure that's the one you pulled. 36-48 hours isn't the worst, if a whole axle drops it is likely the valve block for that axle, if it's a corner, likely between the valve block and that strut assembly. Sometimes lines or fittings get pinhole leaks.
Make sure that's the one you pulled. 36-48 hours isn't the worst, if a whole axle drops it is likely the valve block for that axle, if it's a corner, likely between the valve block and that strut assembly. Sometimes lines or fittings get pinhole leaks.
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