Can someone help me out here? I installed a set of Firestone Ride Rite air bags on my 99 Dodge 2500 CTD.
A couple of days later I took my truck to a shop to have the brakes checked out and tires rotated in preparation for a short camping trip. The guy at the shop told me that I should not have installed the air bags because they will cause the Rear Height Sensing Proportioning Valve to get a false read and not allow the correct amount of brake fluid to my front brakes. He said that the 99's are about the only Dodges that have this Rear Height Sensing Proportioning Valve system.
UHHHHH?? :CRY:was my response. Will that make a difference when pulling my 26ft toy hauler was my next question.
Anyone out there ever run into this? Any advice?
A couple of days later I took my truck to a shop to have the brakes checked out and tires rotated in preparation for a short camping trip. The guy at the shop told me that I should not have installed the air bags because they will cause the Rear Height Sensing Proportioning Valve to get a false read and not allow the correct amount of brake fluid to my front brakes. He said that the 99's are about the only Dodges that have this Rear Height Sensing Proportioning Valve system.
UHHHHH?? :CRY:was my response. Will that make a difference when pulling my 26ft toy hauler was my next question.
Anyone out there ever run into this? Any advice?