Install Overview: 88399 - LoadLifter 5000 ULTIMATE - 2017+ Ford F-250/F-350

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Wondering how to install Air Lift's LoadLifter 5000 ULTIMATE kit on a 2017+ Ford F-250, F-350, or F-450 (4WD)? Then check out this video, as we install the 88399 air spring kit in the Air Lift Workshop! Installation will be identical for installation of 57399 (LoadLifter 5000) and 89399 (LoadLifter 5000 Ultimate Plus) kits.
*Note: This video is an overview and does not replace the install manual. Images common to LoadLifter 5000 ULTIMATE installations may be representative.
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@JavierRivera Год назад

By how many inches I need to rise the frame?

@eliobrunicardi4802 2 года назад

Can you run a "T" fitting from one air bag to the second? This will allow you to only have 1 air inlets and equal pressure in the bags.

@waynepauly235 2 года назад

(Very late r.e. post date but someone else may view this proactively) Yes, a Tee fitting can be used to have equal pressure in each air spring. However, when experiencing uneven loading, especially a dynamic event such as going around a corner, air from the heavily loaded air spring can transfer into the less loaded air spring, allowing the pickup to lean and continue the lean coming out of the corner until air pressure balances once again. I prefer individual lines to control each load point.

@billymann5325 5 лет назад

I installed this kit on my 2015 F350 yesterday and found it leaking air at the stainless steel air connections. In the instructions it says nothing about putting a thread paste on those threads so I didn't. Is that the problem do you think? Do I need to seal those threads?

@AirLiftCompany 5 лет назад

Hi billy mann - Correct, no thread sealant should be used on the stainless air line connections. Is the leak coming from in between the stainless air line and a fitting? Or between an elbow fitting and the air spring? If it's between the air line and a fitting, make sure the connection is properly tightened (finger tight + 1/6th of a turn with two wrenches). If it's between the air spring and the elbow fitting, again, make sure the connection if properly tightened (finger tight + 1.5 turns with a wrench). If you are still getting a leak, give us a call at 1-800-248-0892 option #2.

@billymann5325 5 лет назад

@@AirLiftCompany it was at the elbow connection on one side, and only when I inflated over 40 psi. It wasn't the thread at the bag but the thread at the elbow that connected to the line. I used thread sealant to stop that, and it did but then found it was leaking at the other end of the connection really slow. So I took off all the threaded connections and put tuff paste thread sealant on it and let it sit for 2 days. inflated to 60 psi and no leaking was detected.