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ciaa



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Recalibration after changing height sensor??

I recently changed one of the rear height sensors (thought id do it myself to save a few bucks...not recommended!). Since installing the new one that rear corner seems to sag slightly especially when parked for a while.

I heard you might need to get the height recalibrated after fitting a new sensor.. anyone know if this is true??

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Thanks Bobby ... Big Cry 2006 RRS Supercharged
Hawke Saker 22" rims Nitto Tires
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