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Old 03.23.2008
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western star air ride adj.

Anybody out there have any idea what the air ride adjustment height is on a suspension of a 2001 star..
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suspension height

hello,does anybody out there have a western star? Just checking!!!
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Sorry i dont have a Star but the valve should be self adjusting, it should come with a little block to stick in, wait for it to air up and tighten the rod and you're good to go. If you get driveline vibration then play with it a bit.
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You can also call western star and see what the hieght should ba and how they measure the hieght.
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