Do I need anything for the bottom or top of the actual coil spring?
How will i go about mounting the actual part?
You'll need something to retain the spring centered on the perch at the bottom, on the axle side. Ideally at the top, you have the rubber spring cap thing with the integrated bump stop for the top.
I bought the metal tech kit to do the conversion.
I think someone asked something similar to this but could you put aftermarket air bags on that will give more lift while still retaining the factory leveling and height settings? This is something I had in mind sometime in the future when I acually get some money. In my mind it seems like it could work. Would probably just have to adjust the height sensor. I really does not seem like it would be a very cheap mod though...
Does anyone know how to fix this image issue? I have a sequoia with the same setup and I need to get it fixed asap but this is the only reference I can find and the pics won't load. Screenshot added for reference.
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Does anyone know how to fix this image issue? I have a sequoia with the same setup and I need to get it fixed asap but this is the only reference I can find and the pics won't load. Screenshot added for reference.
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I tried disconnecting the plug pictured here and it's the wrong one. "Off" light was still flashing and the ABS lights came on.
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Found the right plug. There's a silver square module bolted directly to the body behind the plugs pictured here. There's a single white connector on the bottom right side, that's the one you disconnect to get rid of the "off" light. So to recap, I pulled the 50A and 10A "Air Sus" fuses from the box in the engine bay, and unplugged the white connector on the silver box behind the driver's kick panel.
I seem to be having an issue with getting my lights disabled. I removed the connector that the OP mentioned, but that disabled my ABS and didn't turn off the RAS lights. I also pulled out the one that Timberland mentioned, but it didn't turn off the RAS lights. I pulled out several others.... all of the ones that I have circled red. None of them disabled the RAS light. Anybody know if there is another one? I drive a 2005 limited.
Sorry to revive this thread but THIS is the silver box/computer that you need to disconnect from the kick panel:
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It's a pain, it's 3 connectors side-by-side that you have to push each tab separately and pull the connector off. I used a stubby flathead to pry each of the connectors off once I pushed the tabs in.
Don't know why I didn't see your quote earlier. I ended up just pulling out the cluster and desoldering the led's for RAS, haha.
Thank you for that. I thought that box looked way to much like an ECU to mess withSorry to revive this thread but THIS is the silver box/computer that you need to disconnect from the kick panel:
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It's a pain, it's 3 connectors side-by-side that you have to push each tab separately and pull the connector off. I used a stubby flathead to pry each of the connectors off once I pushed the tabs in.
I seem to be having an issue with getting my lights disabled. I removed the connector that the OP mentioned, but that disabled my ABS and didn't turn off the RAS lights. I also pulled out the one that Timberland mentioned, but it didn't turn off the RAS lights. I pulled out several others.... all of the ones that I have circled red. None of them disabled the RAS light. Anybody know if there is another one? I drive a 2005 limited.