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Old 10-15-2018, 08:37 PM   #1
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High pitched whistling sound

I’ve been hearing a high pitched whistling sound from the left front air bag area of my 2015 DS. It doesn’t happen all the time and goes away if I do a manual dump then air back up. It’s not a fast leak as the compressor has no problem keeping up. Has anyone experienced this? I suspect it could be the ride height valve.


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Old 10-16-2018, 01:29 PM   #2
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I had an air line leak on the left side - not quite a high pitched whistle. Turned the front tires all the way to the right lock position and took a spray bottle of soapy water underneath. DO NOT have anyone activate the airbags or leveling system while doing this.

The leak was quickly apparent - our local Freightliner shop fixed it in about 30 minutes by re-cutting the end of the line and reinserting in the valve.
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Have you read your FL owners manual. The manual would should that a Ride Height Control valve is in that area.
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