how does the automatic leveling on the rear-axle "works" of my Forester AWD
1999 ?Has anyone a drawing or scheme for me? (can't find it at
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thanks, Wilco
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automatic leveling rear axle
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in Holland it was a standard option on the 1999 Forester.
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I thought that everything was level in Holland? Isn't it mostly sea bed surround by fantastic dikes?
Al
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Yep !
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All European spec Foresters have self levelling rear suspension. The struts pump themselves up through normal suspension movement as the car is driven; there is an external oil reservoir attached to the side of the strut.
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There's no maintenance called for, they're sealed strut units; I hope they last a long time!
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Does anyone has pictures. photos or schemes of a Forester self levelling rear suspension ?
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In Australia, I think all Outbacks had self-levelling rear suspension and all "Limited" edition and GT Foresters also had it. Standard model Forester didn't.
Cheers Glenn
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Glenn Pure Canberra, Australia Web page:
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