No, just removed the magnet portion and pressurized.
So what is the risk of the little bit of air that is left in there after installing the plug? Should that be bled or is that not enough to be a problem?
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No, just removed the magnet portion and pressurized.
All the air comes out it’s in a separate area away from the oilSo what is the risk of the little bit of air that is left in there after installing the plug? Should that be bled or is that not enough to be a problem?
Oh guess I skipped over that...just went back and read your post.I think I addressed my experience and its closed out, but if you guys have any questions Ill answer them as best I can.
No not off road yet, was holding out for my Icon leaf spring kit but that is taking longer than expected. Its firmer on road, I would say more like a 17 or 18' new off the lot. Ill keep you posted but for what its worth I like the change and didn't feel like I "lost" anything. Hey on a side note - Wildpeaks? You a fan of them?
I finally got my nitrogen tank setup since nobody close to me would charge them with nitrogen. After charging one of the rear shocks, the schrader valve started leaking under pressure, so the valve may not be fully seated in the fitting. I need to go get a tool to tighten it up and see if that fixes it. I emailed RPG to try and get a replacement if the valve or fitting itself can't be fixed on my end.
My truck was backed into by my wife and crumpled the passenger side front fender and door. So after two weeks of getting that fixed, I just dropped it off at Ford to get cam phasers replaced and leaking front diff fixed under warranty.
I should have it back next week and plan on taking a day to swap the shocks and do a brake job. Will report back when I get that done since I still have stock suspension all around, may still be of interest to you all.