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Re: [GMCnet] Why not [message #100982 is a reply to message #100957] Sat, 25 September 2010 15:52 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Larry C   United States
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It seems to me that it wouldn't be THAT hard to create a system using the two pumps, four to six solenoids, two relays and MODERN electronics. With better height sensors, you should be able to have manual _plus_ multiple settings (from low to high) highway, town, rough road and max clearance.
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I agree.
I have a project diagram and wiring for changing over to a solenoid based system with electrical sensors at the rear wheels.
Time prevents be from attacking this one head on just yet and I still need to fine tune the elec sensors to a simple operation. The simpler it is, the less chance of it failing, I think...

I am in full agreement that the nice new OEM systems had to work wonderfully... but with the addition of a dozen or so extra fittings, ( PO ), it gets tougher to find.

But, there is always next year.......................



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