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Old 08-10-2020, 08:23 AM   #1
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Ride height control valve

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I just recently put new air bags shocks leveling valves all around on my 92 Beaver. And it has a slight lean to the driver side when aired up? There's only one ride height control valve for the front so I don't think I can adjust it? Could I install another ride height valve and correct this?
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There is normally one Ride Height Control Valve (RHCV) in the front and two at the rear.
You would adjust the ones at the rear individually for "side-to-side lean" and adjust together "rear height", and the one at the front for "front height".
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