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Old 01-29-2023, 11:24 AM   #1
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03 ameircan eagle right front is 5 inches higher than left side when bags are inflated . left side seems to be correct . anyone had this problem.
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Ride height needs to adjusted. Not that difficult a job.
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Old 01-29-2023, 11:30 AM   #3
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You need to have RIDE HEIGHT checked and adjusted.


That far out can torque the chassis.


You will have three ride height valves.


Get the specs for your chassis and get it back to specs.


Could be something as simple as the link coming off the ride height valve.
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Old 01-29-2023, 11:50 AM   #4
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i replced the valve for the front no change how do i adjust the ride hite on rightside
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Old 01-29-2023, 12:45 PM   #5
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i replced the valve for the front no change how do i adjust the ride hite on rightside
First off, Welcome to iRV2!

There should be a rod attached to the valve that allows adjustments. Just be very careful as working with the valve adjustments can cause the front end to drop suddenly if the rod slips.
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From what you said, I assume you have the singlr valve on the front bags and individual valves on the rear bags. Get under the rear axle around where the bags and shocks are, the adjustment valves will be right in that area.
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Old 01-30-2023, 10:26 AM   #7
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Yes that’s what I have I will check it out would not have thought to look in the rear to adjust the front
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We need to start over.

Is your coach parked on a level surface that includes all the tires? If not, it can appear the front is a few inches off due to the unlevel surface you may be parked on.

You said you replaced the front valve. Why?
I assumed you adjusted the front ride height (while parked on a level surface) along with the front valve replacement. That's where you adjust the front ride height. You don't adjust the front height from the rear axle location.

Side to side tilt is usually controlled by (one or both) the rear valves and they are located at the rear axle.
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I'm not sure about his 2003, but for years American Coach specified that their chassis have two ride height valves up front and one in the rear. The opposite of most other rigs.
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I'm not sure about his 2003, but for years American Coach specified that their chassis have two ride height valves up front and one in the rear. The opposite of most other rigs.

2002-2003 have one up front attached to the sway bar and 2 at the rear.

OP please be careful as the rear valves are in a tight place between the tires and frame,
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Old 01-31-2023, 05:00 PM   #11
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Yes I am parked on a level pad and I changed the front leveling valve because I thought it had separate lines going to each front airbag when the bags are inflated the right side bag is extended as far as it can go the left side is about in the middle where it should be for some reason I feel there is too much pressure going to the right side front however the rear seems to be the same on each side trying to figure out how to correct that any input on this will be greatly appreciate there is only one Airline going to the right side bag no leveling valve on the right side the chassis is Spartan
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I'm not sure about his 2003, but for years American Coach specified that their chassis have two ride height valves up front and one in the rear. The opposite of most other rigs.
That is also true for Spartan MM chassis.


S Y_ this is the compressed air diagram for a Spartan MM chassis.
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That is also true for Spartan MM chassis.


S Y_ this is the compressed air diagram for a Spartan MM chassis.


What year? My 2002 AT on Spartan MM chassis has 1 in front and 2 in the rear as mentioned above. 2002 and 2003 AC’s are very similar at least in appearance.
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What year? My 2002 AT on Spartan MM chassis has 1 in front and 2 in the rear as mentioned above. 2002 and 2003 AC’s are very similar at least in appearance.
My 2005 (built in April 2004) MM chassis has two in front and one in the rear.
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