Rear Air suspension height adjustment?

[GMQ2004]

Anybody got a "Procedure" for adjusting the height on a rear air suspension? With pics?

Thanks!

[DuceAnAHalf]

there is a level sensor on one of the watts link arms. if you slide that in or out you can adjust the ride height.

[zwack88]

Is it still like this? I knew that was for the 98-02's but I didn't know about the 03+'s. My dad wants alittle rake on his merc not like mine though.

[DuceAnAHalf]

Im not sure i just remember people on the other site saying to do this.

[BK_Grand_Marquis]

Is it still like this? I knew that was for the 98-02's but I didn't know about the 03+'s. My dad wants alittle rake on his merc not like mine though.

It should be. I know the Marauder guys still have this setup.

[HwyCruiser]

Yup. Mine is so low it'll be on the bump stops in the morning and the air compressor only picks it up about an inch. I didn't adjust it that way, but I like it!

[zwack88]

I did it today to the LSE. It got an extra 1 1/2" higher them before. There is a little problem though. The drivers side it perfect for the stance with the stock tires. It sits at exactly 29" in the drivers side. The passenger side is almost an inch higher. It looks like it needs bigger tires on that side. On my vic there is a 1/2 inch difference per side but not an inch. What would cause that? I may lower it back down alittle if I can't figure out why that one side is so much higher. Any suggestions cause the merc has never been in a wreck so the frame can't be tweeked.

[DuceAnAHalf]

my '85 has about 1 3/4" difference in height in the rear. Swapping the springs doesnot change it. It might be the way the weight is distributed in the car.

[zwack88]

Ok. I will just lower it back down a bit to make up for it.

[zwack88]

Got back in from do this. I put the slider thing in between the stock and the max height. Perfect amount now. The drivers side is 28 1/2" and the passenger side is 29" so it is perfect now. I will be sure to take pics of it when it gets nice enough to wash it again.