1cerberus4u

Hey all;

does anyone have a Star program that I can use/borrow? I need to release the air from the airmatic

Thanks

AKnight55

Haven't heard of anyone in nh.

1cerberus4u

how about near Boston... Or, do a few of us in NH pool together and get one? I'm guessing Decato and Liu will pitch in...

decato_P30

Hell I was just about to post this question on here... New Hampshire, Maine, Vt or mass wouldn't be too bad, for what i want to do.

AKnight55

European auto solutions in Waltham has one I believe.

1cerberus4u

Decato, so we just do a group buy?

GregMB

I read here somewhere that you can "trick" the car into letting out the air by disconnecting the airmatic link sensors and moving them manually (to make the car appear to be riding too high)..... the AirMatic system will keep dumping air in an attempt to hit the reference voltage of the sensor.

I don't know if this actually works or not, but it seemed like a clever "hack" to get the air out without using STAR.


-G

KrazyKorean

Are you replacing a shock? Because when I was replacing my front shock, all you need to is hook up the harness to the new shock and remove the negative battery cable and put it back on and it slowly removes the air from the new shock. Takes like 20-30 times.