Rear Shocks
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My rear shocks seem to be stuck in the up postion. I'm told they're called "air ride". My car looks alittle like a race car because the rear end sits higher than the front end. Is this an expensive fix? When I start my car I hear this little motor kick in for 5 seconds, sounds like an air compressor?
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Visitoron May 9, 2010
the compressor coming on each time you start the car is good. However, the "air ride" shocks have a lever that signals the unit when to add extra air like having a load put in the trunk. So, have someone adjust the valve/lever that controls the air compressor.
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