mrshleepy76
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It seems that when the check suspension message comes on the passanger side of my Mark goes higher then the driver any ideas??
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Check Suspension Message
- Thread starter mrshleepy76
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RE: Check Suspension Message
It seems, or it does?
Could it be the drivers side going down?
When does it error? On the freeway, right after startup, 90 seconds after start up etc...
How old are the front struts?
Are your sensors firmly attached?
If it does go down, measure it.
Kale
It seems, or it does?
Could it be the drivers side going down?
When does it error? On the freeway, right after startup, 90 seconds after start up etc...
How old are the front struts?
Are your sensors firmly attached?
If it does go down, measure it.
Kale
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RE: Check Suspension Message
From the small amount of info given, it sounds like you "may" have a leak in the front. Turn the ignition switch back on and let it pump up until the compressor stops. Then shut it off and open and close the door. Within a few minutes, the car should vent down to "curb height". ONLY after this happens, turn the suspension switch off and drive the car. If it goes down, you have a leak.
Heres a link off my site that descibes what I'm saying:http://www.americanairsuspension.com/how-to leak test.htm
From the small amount of info given, it sounds like you "may" have a leak in the front. Turn the ignition switch back on and let it pump up until the compressor stops. Then shut it off and open and close the door. Within a few minutes, the car should vent down to "curb height". ONLY after this happens, turn the suspension switch off and drive the car. If it goes down, you have a leak.
Heres a link off my site that descibes what I'm saying:http://www.americanairsuspension.com/how-to leak test.htm