rear air suspension
#1
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From: Bonney Lake/Ellensburg, Washington- WCBF '04, '05, '06, '07 Survivor-
rear air suspension
well, as one of my x-mas gifts i'm wanting to get this fixed....
I don't belive the fuse is blown so i'm thinking eather a whole new motor or something is wrong with the wiring.....
What do ya guys think?
I don't belive the fuse is blown so i'm thinking eather a whole new motor or something is wrong with the wiring.....
What do ya guys think?
#2
Put about 300lbs in the trunk and see if it raises itself up like it'* supposed to.
Get power to the pump and see if it comes on to verify it works. There'* three wires, Exhaust solenoid power, Pump power and Ground.
Get power to the pump and see if it comes on to verify it works. There'* three wires, Exhaust solenoid power, Pump power and Ground.
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From: Bonney Lake/Ellensburg, Washington- WCBF '04, '05, '06, '07 Survivor-
well, i know it dosen't work. at WCBF we tried to raise the rear end for the drag racing by having some of us sit on the truck, but it never pumped up....
I'll try to check the wires first thing tommarow morning...
I'll try to check the wires first thing tommarow morning...
#4
You need to do some experimentation to see what exactly isn't working.
Disconnect the level sensor rod and rotate it fully in the loaded direction to see if it senses.
Mine stopped working once and I did this. Rotated it in both direction fully a few times. It has been working ever since.
Check for open circuits.
If it still doesn't work, remove the pump and power it separately to make sure if it works or not.
Try taking it apart if it doesn't. Nothing to lose and you may learn something.
Disconnect the level sensor rod and rotate it fully in the loaded direction to see if it senses.
Mine stopped working once and I did this. Rotated it in both direction fully a few times. It has been working ever since.
Check for open circuits.
If it still doesn't work, remove the pump and power it separately to make sure if it works or not.
Try taking it apart if it doesn't. Nothing to lose and you may learn something.
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
Try taking it apart if it doesn't. Nothing to lose and you may learn something.