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Suspension hard/soft not working.
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NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Most common cause is that the ACS link between the sensor and the swingarm (left side) had become detached or broken. I's check that first. If the problem is with the ACS calibration or a bad air release solenoid, it would be best to get dealer help to use BUDS to test and/or calibrate the system. You can release the air manually at the Schrader valve under the seat.
JJRider
New member
This is what you want to check for. See if yours is detached like in the picture. My Hard/Soft adjustment didn't work like yours is doing. The bolt that threads in, threads into a Nutsert. According to the Spyder Senior mechanic, the Nutsert may spin when you try and tighten it and that is ok. It is to prevent the bolt from going to tight. The sensor is just plastic.
Pandy
Member
I had a similar problem with the adjustment. The deciding diagnostic before BUDS, was to see how much pressure was in the shock at the Schrader valve. Pressure was<12 p.s.i, and a bad shock/air release combo was the culprit. Oh, another hint..I failed to notice that the Pyder stopped "spitting"(valving of air) whan the air leak developed, until it returned to normal after the repair.
Patrick
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