Reply to "Air Ride Suspension"

does200Member

quote:
Originally posted by Steeler:
Briefly couple the two red wires together, and see if the compressor runs and builds pressure, Beware it will over pressurize the system if left on too long!
If it works like that, the compressor is OK, see if you can get a new pressure switch?

Thanks. So I presume I can hook those two red wires together with the ignition off and nothing should happen with the ignition off right? But then I get in the car and turn the key on, and then press the up suspension button just briefly to see if I get any raising of the car, right?

6/17/127:59 PM

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