Air suspension has complety quit working
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Billabong, depending on the security of your location here's a tip to help identify where your leak (if you have one) might be. With the suspension fully inflated, leave the rear hatch or driver door unlatched overnight. This will fool the EAS computer which will not then be able to adjust the suspension to level height. Thus if you have a leak, only that area of the car will lose air and it should be more readily apparant to you.
Chris.
Chris.
#23
Thanks RR, I guess I'm going to have to do that tonight. I cant find that leak anywhere, plus after a few days of being risen to the proper height, I went out this morning and the rear was almost completely back down, and to top it off, it wouldn't start. I got it jumped it off finally. I think if it was the actual battery being dead, wouldn't all the radio stations be reset. plus when I put the ignition in and turn it one tick, all the lights do come on, so I'm starting to wonder if its the alternator.
Any thoughts?
-B
Any thoughts?
-B
#24
Billabong, depending on the security of your location here's a tip to help identify where your leak (if you have one) might be. With the suspension fully inflated, leave the rear hatch or driver door unlatched overnight. This will fool the EAS computer which will not then be able to adjust the suspension to level height. Thus if you have a leak, only that area of the car will lose air and it should be more readily apparant to you.
Chris.
Chris.
Last edited by handsome rob; 08-03-2009 at 12:12 PM. Reason: Cannot spell
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