Ride control
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As I thought we would assume, since this is suspension related, check out the suspension forum. As of lately there is a surge of threads about this.
Im sum, dont just replace the compressor cause likely, your shocks are busted/leaky and will just burn up and wear out the new compressor.
You need to do the shocks/compressor together.
Im sum, dont just replace the compressor cause likely, your shocks are busted/leaky and will just burn up and wear out the new compressor.
You need to do the shocks/compressor together.
Metaldrgn
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before even doing that it's a good idea to physically check them to make sure there are no quick fixes like on mine. I have an 01 Yukon and I fixed mine by just reattaching the front right arm of the shock position sensor to the upper control arm (I'm not sure exactly what's it called, I don't have a manual yet). The rear ones just have connectors to the struts that I'm guessing have an internal position rheostat or something like that.
