What brand front air struts.

billcu said:
The system is trying to inflate both fronts so if the left side is open pressure won't build up.
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Thanks a lot for the info. I greatly appreciate it. Yesterday I spent more than 2 hours looking for information and couldn't find anything. I was thinking of just buying a compressor.
 
I would worry about fixing the broken solenoid first, your compressor was strong enough to break it wasn't it?
 
billcu said:
I would worry about fixing the broken solenoid first, your compressor was strong enough to break it wasn't it?
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I'm suppose to get the replacement air strut tomorrow and if the weather is good I'll install it. Hopefully the replacement doesn't break.
 
They are sending you a new Air Spring? I thought the problem was just the solenoid? Can you send us a photo of the broken part? I'm curious, as the main problem with these replacements seems to be the solenoid or seal on it.
 
billcu said:
They are sending you a new Air Spring? I thought the problem was just the solenoid? Can you send us a photo of the broken part? I'm curious, as the main problem with these replacements seems to be the solenoid or seal on it.
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I bought the part on Amazon, I just put that I wanted a replacement part and put the reason why and they sent me another strut, and I have 30 days to return the defective one. I didn't want to take off the solenoid to try with the old one because I was afraid it might void the warranty.
 
billcu said:
They are sending you a new Air Spring? I thought the problem was just the solenoid? Can you send us a photo of the broken part? I'm curious, as the main problem with these replacements seems to be the solenoid or seal on it.
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As soon as the weather clears I'll try to take a picture of the broken solenoid.
 
I installed the replacement strut and the compressor still wouldn't air up the air struts. I decided to remove the compressor and all bolts that hold the cradle where the compressor goes were loose. I also found out that the compressor was from the junk yard because of the markings it had. I decided to replace the compressor and now everything is working fine.
 
Nicely done. I've been burned by junkyard parts more times than I can count... a story as old as time. or as old as cars, anyway.
 
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