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Old 04-25-2017, 11:21 AM   #1
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Air ride problem

So after getting my 2000 Damon Escaper out of storage I noticed the left front suspension was only partly inflated. All the other bags where 100% inflated. I dumped the air and recharged the system twice and the issue corrected itself. Wondering if anyone has any thoughts on why this happened? I'm guessing a sticking proportioning valve or something like that. Don't want this to happen while vacationing.
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Unless it happens again, move on! Things stick sometimes, especially in Storage! Do it again the morning and if it happens again you may have a problem..
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One time I got my MH out, came up to ride height just fine. Drive it about two blocks and the front suspension was all the way down. Stopped and ran high idle for a minute or so while I listened for leaks. None that I could hear, by then it was up to ride height and I left. Never did it before that and never since. No idea what happened either.
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