Suspension fault
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Rule out the cheap stuff: Taking DT's post as your starting point: Rule out a leak in the air tank by using soapy water to look for leaks in the obvious places/unions, etc. If you live in an area where the vehicle is subject to salt and corrosion, then the tank will rust out over time if not addressed. Those tests are free. After that, the next cheapest option is to rebuild the compressor (change the air dryer, etc). If the silica has failed then you may also need to change the seals on the front and rear valve blocks (o rings are readily available at about $20 from ebay). Lots of good info here and on the UK site (disco3.co.uk) and YT on how to do all of these tests/services. Kits are cheap. Start with that lot and see how you get on. Clear codes once you've done it and report back.
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KyleP (01-10-2021)
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Rule out the cheap stuff: Taking DT's post as your starting point: Rule out a leak in the air tank by using soapy water to look for leaks in the obvious places/unions, etc. If you live in an area where the vehicle is subject to salt and corrosion, then the tank will rust out over time if not addressed. Those tests are free. After that, the next cheapest option is to rebuild the compressor (change the air dryer, etc). If the silica has failed then you may also need to change the seals on the front and rear valve blocks (o rings are readily available at about $20 from ebay). Lots of good info here and on the UK site (disco3.co.uk) and YT on how to do all of these tests/services. Kits are cheap. Start with that lot and see how you get on. Clear codes once you've done it and report back.