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The left side dropped almost to the tires. The compressor comes on at various times but it's not sensing the left side isn't level. Is there a way to manually inflate the left side so I can drive it to a heated area to see if something is broken or just froze up? And what should I check for first?
Hard to explain what it was and I don't know what it's called. Behind the drivers side wheel to the right of the air bag there was a connector about 3 inches long with 2 ball sockets that attached to a switch with a lever on it. After popping it back together I turned the key and the left side started to level off. Wish I knew what these parts were called so I could help someone out in the future.
But after hours researching what could cause problems in air suspensions, I have to say I will be converting to a more traditional suspension very soon. And you will be hearing from me in the future American Air 1.
Hard to explain what it was and I don't know what it's called. Behind the drivers side wheel to the right of the air bag there was a connector about 3 inches long with 2 ball sockets that attached to a switch with a lever on it. After popping it back together I turned the key and the left side started to level off. Wish I knew what these parts were called so I could help someone out in the future.
But after hours researching what could cause problems in air suspensions, I have to say I will be converting to a more traditional suspension very soon. And you will be hearing from me in the future American Air 1.
Sounds like your talking about a height sensor. Thats "Just One" of the many problems on those things. Give me a shout when your ready, we'll fix you up.