Vixen specializes in automotive air suspension systems, air horns, and on-board air accessories, though the name is also associated with precision telescopes.
Vixen is a brand name associated with multiple product lines found in this directory. The majority of manuals listed here originate from Vixen Horns (Vixen Air), a company specializing in high-performance aftermarket automotive parts. Their product range includes heavy-duty air compressors, steel and aluminum air tanks, suspension manifolds, and loud train horn kits designed for 12V DC vehicle systems.
This category may also host user guides for Vixen Optics, a separate entity known for high-quality astronomical telescopes and mounts. Please check your model number carefully to ensure you are viewing the correct documentation for your air suspension kit or optical device.
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Most Vixen Air on-board air systems and horns require a 12-volt DC power source. Ensure your wiring is sufficient (typically 12-gauge or thicker) and connected to a power source that is active only when the vehicle is running to prevent battery drain.
It is recommended to drain the air tank weekly to remove accumulated condensation, which can cause rust and system failure. Use the drain valve located at the bottom of the tank.
Continuous running often indicates a leak in the system or a faulty pressure switch. Check all air line connections with soapy water to identify leaks and ensure the pressure switch is correctly adhering to its cutoff rating (e.g., 200 PSI).
Vixen Optics mounts, such as the HF2 Fork Mount, often use standard fitments. For example, they may accept eyepieces with a 31.7mm (1.25-inch) barrel size, making them compatible with accessories from various manufacturers.