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Air Ride Valve Block
Air Ride Valve Block
If you notice that your air suspension is getting lower, it may be your air ride valve block. Your vehicle won't have a noisy jerk when the suspension compromises, but it will be silent and slow. You can test your air suspension by disconnecting a short compressor hose and checking the valve block for leaks. If it seems to be leaking, wash it down with soapy water. This will reveal if the valve is leaking.
Air suspension solenoid valve blocks help distribute pressurized air to the air struts and springs in your car. Over time, they can start to dry out. A degraded valve block can cause overworking of the compressor and damage to the air suspension. Water can also cause electrical solenoids to fail. If this happens, you should consider replacing your valve block. Many air ride companies offer replacement solenoids as direct replacements. Arnott offers new O-rings with replacement solenoids.
When you're replacing an air suspension solenoid, check all six connections. If you notice that a valve is stuck in one position, it might be the air spring or valve block. When it's plugged in, you'll need to adjust the pressure in the solenoid so that the valve blocks don't lock up. You can check to see if the problem is the air suspension solenoid or the spring.
Your air suspension solenoid valve block distributes pressurized air from the compressor to the air struts and springs. If this fails, it could cause damage to your compressor through leaks and overworking. Even worse, moisture can cause electrical solenoids to fail. A new solenoid can solve these problems, and Arnott offers direct replacements with new O-rings. A replacement solenoid is also more affordable than a replacement air spring.
An air ride solenoid valve block is a small component of your air suspension system. While it is usually overlooked, it is an important part of your car's air suspension system. It distributes the pressurized cylinders to your car's air struts and springs, and can be easily damaged by dry rot. A replacement solenoid can help you get the exact same ride you're used to with a new solenoid.
The air ride valve block is designed to operate four airsprings. It has eight actuators on top of the air springs. The valve's spools are designed to run four or more airsprings simultaneously. A 4-way RidePro valve is easy to install and has a number of ports. The 4-way valve has 4 1/4'' npt supply and deflate ports. It uses the #31900035 connector to connect to the analog control panel.
An air ride valve block is another component of an air ride suspension system. The valve blocks in the suspension system allow air to enter and exit the suspension. A valve can be manually operated or run on electricity. There are also automatic valves that will shut off the air compressor in case of a malfunction. The electronic control unit in an air-ride compressor is a vital part of the system. Once the pressure sensor is malfunctioning, the suspension will not work properly.
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