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RiccartonRR



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So I guess the most reliable way to stop the EAS from working is to simply wait for the bong-of-death Rolling with laughter
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Cam-Tech-Craig



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Stan, i think the ATS boys have read somewhere (quite rightly too) that in an accident situation the hazard lights engage, air suspension & fuel pumps are disabled...

Probably interpreted from that Thumbs Up
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No that's defiantly a P38 hand book thing for changing wheels as is using the wheel chock. Never did it myself and never had any issues always jacked on the axle casings no worries, I have nor even looked under the L322 yet except whilst I was tying it down on the trailer home. If everything is under control you are not going fast enough.

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Cam-Tech-Craig



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4 plastic jacking blocks under the f&r of the sills sir Thumbs Up

A normal 3 tonne trolly jack should just lift it Thumbs Up
Post #296476 1st Dec 2014 10:36pm
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