The final checks turn a mounted system into a usable setup. Have the installer verify the vehicle at its intended driving height before the first normal drive.
Check the installation mechanically
Verify mounting and torque against the vehicle and component instructions. Check tire, spring and airline clearance through usable suspension travel and steering. Do not treat the aired-out position as the normal driving position.
Check plumbing and electrical operation
Confirm the system holds pressure, fittings are correctly matched and air lines are protected. Electrical protection must match the selected compressor, wiring length and component instructions.
Set the driving configuration
Establish a normal driving height, check alignment and confirm the pressure presets on that vehicle. ONAIR PAS damping is adjusted manually at the dampers, separately from air management.
Understand ownership tasks
Ask where the tank and water traps drain, what readings are normal and how to identify a leak or abnormal compressor cycling. Keep the installer’s and ONAIR’s support details available.
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