Air Level Control
jay800
10-03-2007, 01:10 PM
My 'Air Level Controller' fuse blows within minutes of replacing. When I replace the fuse(under the back seat) the compressor does not come on, although the fuse heats up and blows?
Any ideas? I am going to replace the air shocks, but wondering about the leveler as well - strange behaviour...
thx.
Any ideas? I am going to replace the air shocks, but wondering about the leveler as well - strange behaviour...
thx.
93pb
10-03-2007, 07:08 PM
The shocks themselves would not be the reason for a blown fuse.
A fuse will only blow if there is an over amperage condition or a short.
I would look at the compressor itself which is in the rear of the car.
If the compressor tests out fine look for a shorted wire or sensor.
Marc
A fuse will only blow if there is an over amperage condition or a short.
I would look at the compressor itself which is in the rear of the car.
If the compressor tests out fine look for a shorted wire or sensor.
Marc
jay800
10-04-2007, 09:36 AM
Thanks for the reply, I'll get under there with a tester.
Is the compressor easy to get to?
thx.
Is the compressor easy to get to?
thx.
93pb
10-04-2007, 07:32 PM
What year do you have? My 2002 is under the rear quarter and accessible.
jay800
10-05-2007, 10:38 AM
Mine is a 99. I have heard that it is quite accessable.
I see that there are air leveler kits that have the controller in the cab - that seems cool, being able to lower/rise the rear with a button.
thx.
I see that there are air leveler kits that have the controller in the cab - that seems cool, being able to lower/rise the rear with a button.
thx.
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