When I get over 30 mph the warning light on the tach comes on,
I checked the air pressure on the rear shocks and it was at 30 psi.
Any suggestions on how to fix this?
80 wing rear shock warning light
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tigercub
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Re: 80 wing rear shock warning light
it seems a very sensitive sensor that triggers the light. Mine does the same , I am tempted to pull the bulb 
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Wilcoy02
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Re: 80 wing rear shock warning light
If I can not fix it I plan on pulling the wire to the tach.
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DenverWinger
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Re: 80 wing rear shock warning light
Mine, too. Could just disconnect the sensor.
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♫ 99 Little Bugs in the Code, ♪
♪ 99 Bugs in the Code. ♫
♫ Take one down, Patch it around, ♪
♫ 127 Little Bugs in the Code. ♫ ♪
~Mark