ECAS & ILAS
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4460550650 ECAS ECUECAS is Electronically Controlled Air Suspension. Electronic control of the suspension guarantees optimum driving comfort and a consistent vehicle set-up based on speed, load and type of road. It also acts on braking pressure, which is proportional to the load on the axles. ILAS controls the lifting of one or more axles by sensing a load through the primary air suspension. Learn More -
4460550660 ECAS ECUECAS is Electronically Controlled Air Suspension. Electronic control of the suspension guarantees optimum driving comfort and a consistent vehicle set-up based on speed, load and type of road. It also acts on braking pressure, which is proportional to the load on the axles. ILAS controls the lifting of one or more axles by sensing a load through the primary air suspension. Learn More -
4460560104 MOUNTING FOR ECAS REMOTE CONTROL UNITECAS is Electronically Controlled Air Suspension. Electronic control of the suspension guarantees optimum driving comfort and a consistent vehicle set-up based on speed, load and type of road. It also acts on braking pressure, which is proportional to the load on the axles. ILAS controls the lifting of one or more axles by sensing a load through the primary air suspension. Learn More -
4460561160 ECAS REMOTE CONTROL UNITECAS is Electronically Controlled Air Suspension. Electronic control of the suspension guarantees optimum driving comfort and a consistent vehicle set-up based on speed, load and type of road. It also acts on braking pressure, which is proportional to the load on the axles. ILAS controls the lifting of one or more axles by sensing a load through the primary air suspension. Learn More -
4460561170 ECAS REMOTE CONTROL UNITECAS is Electronically Controlled Air Suspension. Electronic control of the suspension guarantees optimum driving comfort and a consistent vehicle set-up based on speed, load and type of road. It also acts on braking pressure, which is proportional to the load on the axles. ILAS controls the lifting of one or more axles by sensing a load through the primary air suspension. Learn More
