Why Link 1500 suspension will not maintain proper height?
If the suspension of your Link Control Unit isn't maintaining the proper height, it could be due to an obstructed air line or a defective HCV. Check if the ride height is out of adjustment.
What to do if Link 1500 air springs deflate when parked?
If the air springs of your Link Control Unit deflate when parked, it's likely due to a leak in the air system. You can check for leaks using soapy water. A defective HCV may also be the cause.
Why Link 1500 Control Unit air springs raise to full height but do not exhaust?
If the air springs on your Link Control Unit raise to full height but do not exhaust, it could be caused by an obstructed air line, specifically if the supply line is installed in the suspension port, or a defective HCV.
How to fix hard ride with Link 1500 Control Unit?
If you are experiencing a hard ride with your Link Control Unit, the ride height may be out of adjustment. Readjust it per the vehicle service manual.
Defines DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE, TORQUE, and NOTE symbols and their meanings.
Wear PPE, handle air lines cautiously, and ensure proper fastener tightening.
Position valve for optimal hose routing, ensuring supply port is horizontal or up.
Install lever, screw, studs, and connect air lines to PTC fittings.
Test valve operation, adjust ride height, and verify measurements.
Includes lever angle guidance, mounting notes, and common troubleshooting issues.
General| Brand | Link |
|---|---|
| Model | 1500 Series |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
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