Cause | Action |
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Wired incorrectly. | Review wiring per installation manual. |
Blown fuse. | Replace fuse. |
Faulty Compressor. | Connect directly to battery through fused wire to verify that it isn’t a wiring problem. |
Cause | Action |
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Wired incorrectly. | Review wiring per installation manual. |
Blown fuse. | Replace fuse. |
Faulty Compressor. | Connect directly to battery through fused wire to verify that it isn’t a wiring problem. |
Cause | Action |
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Wired incorrectly. | Review wiring per installation manual. |
Blown fuse. | Replace fuse. |
Faulty Compressor. | Connect directly to battery through fused wire to verify that it isn’t a wiring problem. |
Cause | Action |
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Wired incorrectly. | Review wiring per installation manual. |
Blown fuse. | Replace fuse. |
Faulty Compressor. | Connect directly to battery through fused wire to verify that it isn’t a wiring problem. |
Cause | Action |
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Wired incorrectly. | Review wiring per installation manual. |
Blown fuse. | Replace fuse. |
Faulty Compressor. | Connect directly to battery through fused wire to verify that it isn’t a wiring problem. |
Cause | Action |
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Air bag bottomed out. Rubber flex member was pinched between two ends of air bag. Insufficient pressure in air bags for load. | Replace air bag and increase pressure. Work your way down to desired result. For motorhomes, start at 100 psi. |
Air bag bottomed out. Air bag is suspension limiter in compression. | Add or adjust jounce bumper for full contact before air bag bottoms out, especially for 4WD vehicles. |
#1 cause of air bag mutilation is insufficient pressure for load or use. | Consider adding a Load Controller for convenient air pressure adjustment. |
Insufficient pressure in air bags for amount of suspension travel. | Must increase pressure when more suspension travel is needed. |
Cause | Action |
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Road debris | Replace air bag. |
Insufficient clearance around air bag and is cut by object attached to vehicle. | Move object out of the path of the air bag. Must have a minimum of ½" clearance around bag. Replace air bag. |
Flex member rolled into mounting hardware. Improperly installed. | Correct the installation and replace the air bag. |
Cause | Action |
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Road debris | Replace air bag. |
Insufficient clearance around air bag. | Check for alignment and adjustment of air bag to frame or tire. Re-adjust away from frame or tire. Also check for clearance to brake cable,etc. |
Some kits call for a minimum clearance between frame and tire. Check installation manual. |
Cause | Action |
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Not shielded from exhaust system. Possible incorrect installation. | Install heat shield kit. Replace air bag. Call Tech Support for heat shield kit. |
Cause | Action |
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Air is leaking out too fast due to a massive leak | Make sure all air line connections are ok especially at air bag fitting. |
Inspect entire length of air line for damage or melted air lines. Replace as necessary. | |
Check air bag for massive leak or hole. |
Cause | Action |
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Check to make sure schrader valve is tight |
Cause | Action |
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Ends of air bag are not parallel causing uneven stress in extension. Poor installation. | Adjust air bag. Replace air bag. |
Over-extended air bag during rough driving. | Add suspension limiting straps if necessary. |
Cause | Action |
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Wired incorrectly. | Review wiring per installation manual. |
Blown fuse. | Replace fuse. |
Faulty Compressor. | Connect directly to battery through fused wire to verify that it isn’t a wiring problem. |