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1996 Town Car Air Suspension: Manual DeflationLieutenantCracker 10-10-2009, 01:27 PM 1996 Lincoln Town Car, Executive: 4.6L, V8 (Rear) passenger-side air suspension bag is FUBAR but, driver's-side seems to be fully inflated. I turned the Air Susp. switch in the trunk, "off"-- hoping that it might slowly deflate on its own after a while, like the ones in my '99 Grand Marquis do but, about three weeks have passed w/ the switch "off", & it's still as inflated as ever! I haven't the money to make the "air-to-spring conversion", nor the desire to, quite frankly-- as she's a '96 and has many other problems that take president. SO, obviously, she's lop-sided at the moment, which creates somewhat of a safety/drivability issue, aside the fact that she looks REALLY "trashy" ridin' down the Boulevard all jacked-up on the left-front side!It would be nice just to deflate the other one, too--for the sake of symetry, so she'd at least appear level across the rear-- and not simply broken! Is there safe/relatively easy way for a shade-tree mechanic to deflate the bag, or am I just SOL for the moment? Thanks, in advance! PS This issue is with my '96 Town Car, referenced at the TOP of the page-- not my Mercury, described at the page's bottom. That's just the "auto-signature" that comes-up, every time I post(!) junk yard doggie 10-10-2009, 03:25 PM It's not safe to drive either way. I've got an old bag I saved to use in a pinch. Sounds like it's for your pinch. It's not great but did hold air. You want it you can have it, just send me postage. cmasalvage@windstream.net (cmasalvage@windstream.net) __________________ Mike aka JYD vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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