Does Air Valve Point Up or Down for Air Lift Air Bags on a 2003 Toyota Land Cruiser
Question:
When you install the airbags in the springs, are the the airlines routed through the top or bottom of the spring perch?
asked by: Jason B
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Expert Reply:
I checked with Air Lift and for air bags # AL60728 they say the air valve should be at the bottoms of the air bags when installed on your 2003 Toyota Land Cruiser.
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Michael H
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Mike S.
2/26/2020
What determines whether the valve goes on top or bottom, considering that both positions are possible with a given application? Does it make any difference?
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Air Lift 1000 Air Helper Springs for Coil Springs - Rear
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- Rear Axle Suspension Enhancement
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Mikes
2/27/2020
The instructions are pretty much universal. The bags come with generic instructions - A, B, and C installation examples. Ive got a 1995 Oldsmobile 98 which is the same frame/body as a Buick Park Avenue. The bottom spring support has an opening which gives access to the bag valve so Im proceding with installing the bags with the valve pointing down . . . however I could just as easily install them with the valve and protective disc on the top - thus my question about which would be preferred. The odd thing is Ive had these bags on my two previous cars, another 98 and a Cadillac Sedan deVille but cant remember which way I did it with them. What I can say for sure is that these bags are excellent for their purpose. Seems like it would be easy enough for the company to create a database of applications for all the different cars. After all these years it would have not been a hard thing to do.