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psst...and the back left drops 1/2 an inch - problem ?
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nichop
 


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psst...and the back left drops 1/2 an inch - problem ?

Parked up the D3 for 5 mins whilst chatting to a mate. Rear of car is slightly raised compared to the front as I'd half reversed onto his drive. Suddenly there was a 'pssssst' and we watched the rear left drop in height by about 1/2 inch. I couldnt tell if the back right also dropped.
Is that normal ? What is happening ?

sorry if this is normal and a silly newbie question.

Nick  
Post #67676926th Jul 2010 9:19 pm
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The Transformer
 


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They will usually level or try to level as much as possible.
Its called the D3 fart Wink  
Post #67677026th Jul 2010 9:21 pm
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flinty99
 


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As Transformer said, this is normal Thumbs Up For details on the next Kielder Safari click visit the Kielder Safari website



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Post #67678326th Jul 2010 9:43 pm
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nichop
 


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thanks guys.  
Post #67683526th Jul 2010 11:47 pm
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