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Thank you for choosing a Ridetech air suspension control system. We are committed to providing the best experience
possible throughout the process of getting your car on air.
Our commitment doesn't end with your purchase, in fact, it has only begun. This guide should provide you with the
information you need to properly install and set-up your suspension control system.
However, if you find yourself having difficulty or if you have a question that isn't covered in this book, please call our tech
department.
Tech Line: 812-481-4969
In addition to phone support, our website also provides a wealth of helpful product, install, and set-up information.
Contents
Component Installation
Mounting compressor ........................................................2
Mounting tank .......................................................................2
Mounting air valves .............................................................2
Routing air lines & fittings .................................................3
Mounting pressure sensors ...............................................3
Mounting the controls & ECU ...........................................3
Wiring ........................................................................................3
Control Panel Features ................................................. 4
Installing external ride height sensors ..........................5
Connecting harnesses to ECU ..........................................5
Sensor rod assembly............................................................6
Example installations ..........................................................6
Mounting the unit ................................................................7
Wiring ........................................................................................7
Installation Guide
& Operation Manual
Website: www.ridetech.com
System Control Options & Icons .................................. 8
Control Panel Users Guide ......................................9-13
Calibration .................................................................14
Troubleshooting Guide .........................................15-16
Tips and Tricks ............................................................ 17
Error Codes and Text .............................................18-19
Plumbing Diagrams....................................................20
Wiring Diagrams ...........................................back cover
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Installation Guide & Operation Manual Thank you for choosing a Ridetech air suspension control system. We are committed to providing the best experience possible throughout the process of getting your car on air. Our commitment doesn’t end with your purchase, in fact, it has only begun. This guide should provide you with the information you need to properly install and set-up your suspension control system. -
Page 2: Mounting Compressor
Installing a System Remove the negative battery cable before beginning installation. STOP Mounting the Compressor Mounting the Air Tank • All of our compressors are sealed for moisture and dust resistance so • The air tank can be mounted anywhere on the vehicle in any position, they can be mounted anywhere on the vehicle, though it is best to so long as the sensor is not pointed down. -
Page 3: Routing Air Lines & Fittings
Installing a System Routing the Airline and Fittings Mounting the Air Pressure Sensors • Make all airline cuts with a razor or • These sensors are voltage based and do not need to be grounded. Use Tubing Cutter tubing cutter (part # - 90001081). (part # 90001081) The cut must be clean and straight •... -
Page 4: Control Panel Features
Control Panel Features Display Left Front Right Front Lock Air Pressure Air Pressure Left Front Left Front Left Front Right Front Right Front Right Front Bar Graph Inflate Deflate Deflate Inflate Bar Graph Back Plate Display Preset #3 Brightness Mode Preset #2 Preset Position... -
Page 5: Level Sensor Installation Installing External Ride Height Sensors
Ride Height Sensors External Ride Height Sensor Installation • The Height Sensor Option uses 4 height sensors (one at each wheel). They are weather proof and may be mounted in any position as well as “clocked” in any position. (There is not a diff erence between the left and right sensors.) These sensors are typically mounted to the chassis / frame rail. -
Page 6: Sensor Rod Assembly
Ride Height Sensors Assembly of the Sensor Link Rods 1- The linkage rod can be cut to length 2- The linkage rod can be bent by hand. 3- After getting the linkage cut to length using side cuts. This can come in useful when trying and shaped, line up the end with the to get clearance on an obstacle. -
Page 7: Airpod™ Installation Mounting The Unit
Installing an AirPod STOP Remove the negative battery cable before beginning installation. MOUNT THE MAIN UNIT: 1- Mount the base fl at to the vehicle surface (do not bend the base) 2- Secure the base with self-tapping screws or bolts. 3 - If optional cover is used, secure the cover to the airpod base using the supplied screws. -
Page 8: System Control Options & Icons
System Control Options & Icons IF YOU ARE RUNNING A 2 COMPRESSOR SYSTEM, THE 2ND COMPRESSOR WILL NEED TO BE TURNED ON IN THE SETUP MENU! PAGE 9 WILL SHOW YOU WHERE TO TURN IT ON. YOU MAY GET ERROR #143 BEFORE YOU TURN COMPRESSOR #2 ON. -
Page 9: Control Panel Users Guide
Control Panel Users Guide The Menu provides the ability to adjust system parameters to meet an individual’s tastes, as well as displaying useful information. One may exit the Menu at any time by pressing either the “Home” button or “Menu” button. Home Menu Button... - Page 10 Control Panel Users Guide The Menu Set Points screen displays the saved Preset set points of each corner of the vehicle, as well as the current values for each corner. If the system is running in air pressure only mode, it will automatically display pressure (psi). If the system is running in air pressure and height sensor mode (with optional Ride Height Sensors), it will automatically display level sensor voltage.
- Page 11 Control Panel Users Guide - CONTROL PANEL & MOBILE APP The Menu Diagnostics screen can be used to diagnose problems/issues, specifically with the level sensor positioning during installation and/or the vehicle charging system. Each corner can be manually inflated and deflated via the buttons surrounding the read out screen.
- Page 12 Control Panel Users Guide The Menu Display screen allows you to control the brightness settings of the day and night modes. It also allows you to change the orientation of the control panel. BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT The Day and Night settings are adjustable independently of each other. Make adjustments by selecting the Icon for the one you want to adjust.
- Page 13 Control Panel Users Guide The Menu Error History screen displays any errors that have occurred, as well as the ignition cycle during which they occurred. You can see what power cycle the system is currently on by going to the info screen.
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Page 14: Calibration
Calibration DO NOT RERUN CALIBRATION ON A SYSTEM THAT HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY CALIBRATED. IF YOU ARE HAVING A PROBLEM WITH THE SYSTEM, TRYING TO RECALIBRATE WILL MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO DIAGNOSE THE PROBLEM. Calibration: !ATTENTION!!!!! The vehicle MUST be running in order to calibrate this system! Only turning the key on will NOT work! Hooking it to a battery charger will NOT work! The vehicle must be running! -
Page 15: Troubleshooting Guide
Solution B: Usually caused by debris stuck on valve seat. Inflate and deflate several times or disassemble valve. Information about servicing the valves can be found at: https://www.ridetech.com/tech/solenoid-valve-service/ One air spring leaks up over a period of time. Diagnosis A: Inflate valves leaking. Air seeps past inflate valve and into air spring. - Page 16 If valve clicks, but does not open. The plunger in the valve can be badly dimpled and needs replaced. If the plunger is badly dimpled, it can get stuck in the hole in the valve, not allowing it to open. Information about servicing the valves can be found at: https://www.ridetech.com/tech/solenoid-valve-service/ Diagnosis D: System is getting LOW voltage.
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Page 17: Tips And Tricks
Tips & Tricks DO NOT RERUN CALIBRATION ON A SYSTEM THAT HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY CALIBRATED. IF YOU ARE HAVING A PROBLEM WITH THE SYSTEM, TRYING TO RECALIBRATE WILL MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO DIAGNOSE THE PROBLEM. When infl ating and defl ating the vehicle manually, push both buttons for one end of the vehicle at the same time. Explanation: When you do one corner at a time, it is harder to get the vehicle level at the height you are trying to achieve. -
Page 18: Error Codes And Text
Control System Error Codes PRESSURE SENSOR RELATED ERRORS ERROR CODES AND TEXT POSSIBLE ISSUE SOLUTIONS ERROR 11: LF PRESSURE LOW VOLTAGE Sensor is disconnected or sensor has failed. Is the sensor harness plugged into the ECU? ERROR 21: RF PRESSURE LOW VOLTAGE ERROR 31: LR PRESSURE LOW VOLTAGE ERROR 41: RR PRESSURE LOW VOLTAGE Is the sensor harness plugged into the sensor? - Page 19 You may need to install new software on the ECU/ ERROR 165: WRONG VERSION WCU or the laptop, depending on the version that is installed of each item. Contact Ridetech @ 812-481-4969 to determine which needs updated.
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Page 20: Plumbing Diagrams
Plumbing Diagram Single Compressor Systems Driver Passenger Front Front Solenoid Valve Driver Passenger Rear Rear Check Valve Compressor Tank Dual Compressor Systems Driver Passenger Front Front Solenoid Valve Driver Passenger Rear Rear Compressor Check Valve Compressor Tank... -
Page 21: Wiring Diagrams
Wiring Diagram Shown with level sensor upgrade CUTTING OFF ANY OF THESE PLUGS WILL VOID THE WARRANTY. SWITCHED +12VDC (IGNITION) YELLOW 15 Amp Fuse +12VDC 30 Amp Fuse 30 Amp Fuse BLACK-TO CHASSIS OR BATTERY GROUND 20 Amp Fuse BLUE Storage Tank +12VDC Optional...
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