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Originally Posted by Judge
I forgot I had this document..... it may help. I have others with more detailed part numbers as well but they are too big to post here.
The Level-Up System I had on my Outlaw allowed for independent control of each jack in the Manual mode.
The Control Panel is $250 on Amazon and the Controller is $350 on LCI's website. The Auto Level Remote Rear Sensor is $235. That puts it at about $850 to go from their "Standard" Leveling System to the better Level-Up System.
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The outward appearances of the controllers for the Level Up and Ultra Level appear to be the same. I haven't found part numbers for one of them yet. The both have the same number of connectors but whether the guts or programming is the same is yet to be determined. I looked on Etrailer for parts and it doesn't differentiate and Etrailer also doesn't have a "fitment" chart. I haven't yet researched pumps and manifolds. It would be nice if Lippert had a parts lookup section. They might but haven't found it yet if they do. Since Lippert has several leveling systems, hydraulic and electric, I don't know yet what parts are interchangeable and yesterday when I called Lippert, their CS and parts department were less than helpful.
From what I recall the Level Up I had on my Raptor had the jacks work in pairs not individually. Not certain but I also didn't research the individual option. It could though retract based on pairs also, not all at once. Yesterday I "played" with the ultra level and opened up the valves 1/2 turn. Those are the ones you open if you need to do a manual retract. Didn't see any change but may try a full turn or more to see what it does. My thought without knowing the mechanics of the valves is that opening them may temper the flow through the valve slowing the ram extensions and retractions. Guessing about that.
EDIT I sent a PM with my email.