arvoaussie
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Okay says hard at top and soft at bottom...what does that mean...drawing is opposite...so someone explain to the novice what that means and on the display ...:helpsmilie:
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stupid question on electric shock adjustment
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NancysToy
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The top button (farthest away) is for the "Hard" setting. The icon shows a compressed spring. It will make the Spyder ride higher, and will make the suspension stiffer. The compressor will run to add air to the airbag when this switch is used.
The bottom button (closest to you) is for the "Soft" setting. The icon shows a relaxed spring. It will make the Spyder ride lower, and will make the suspension softer. The solenoid valve will release air when this switch is used.
The bottom button (closest to you) is for the "Soft" setting. The icon shows a relaxed spring. It will make the Spyder ride lower, and will make the suspension softer. The solenoid valve will release air when this switch is used.
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