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Re: Do I need to pull fuse on Ride control with car on hoist before turning ignition

No, no need.
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Re: Do I need to pull fuse on Ride control with car on hoist before turning ignition

nah
this aint a Lincoln
air struts not so much as air bags like on Lincolns...
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Re: Do I need to pull fuse on Ride control with car on hoist before turning ignition

On a lift when the wheels extend the car will think its high and depressurize the system. You may hear a slight hiss from the rear if it bleeds off through the exhaust valve. It may also sit low in the back when you put it back down until the level ride system runs on the next key cycle. No need to pull the fuse.
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