mespock
Marxists - Socialists
Hey Eddie Above here is the most experienced ford Air Ride guy on this site and prob. Anywhere...
He know his stuff!!!
He know his stuff!!!
Help, My Mark VIII's air ride died...
- Thread starter Cronostar23
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American Air-1
Well-Known LVC Member
Thank you mespock.
Cronostar23, Keep in mind that when you first turn on the ignition, the module or "brain" does a quick check of everything. If it "see's" something it can't deal with, like a sensor out of range or an open circuit or something, as a safety feature, it'll just shut everything down and won't even try to make ANY adjustments.
Cronostar23, Keep in mind that when you first turn on the ignition, the module or "brain" does a quick check of everything. If it "see's" something it can't deal with, like a sensor out of range or an open circuit or something, as a safety feature, it'll just shut everything down and won't even try to make ANY adjustments.
Cronostar23
LVC Member
thanks for the advice man, i've called a local garage and they have a scan tool i can use to see whats up with my system. With my luck, it'll be something small...lol I'll keep ya posted...
Cronostar23
LVC Member
Well, this will be my last post on this subject. I don't wanna take up anymore space for a lost cause. The garage told me that a scan tool wouldn't tell me anything about the air ride and that they have no idea whats wrong with it. The freakin thing has brand new parts all the way around, new compressor, relays, struts, wiring harnesses, height sensors, ect... and it just flashes check air ride and nothing else. I should have just put the conversion kit on and have been done with it. So instead of sinkin any more money into that moneypit of an air ride system, i'm gonna put some back for the conversion kit. Hopefully its not too difficult to put on. Thanx for everyone who tried to help. ;-)