We’ve replaced the air suspension in the front completely, even the compressor, the passenger side refuses to go up you can hear the compressor kick on it goes up slightly but goes back down. The compressor continues to come on while driving but never gets it up eventually we get a check suspension light but when we get home or a repair shop it’s gone. No one seems to find what the issue is.
What makes this problem better or worse?
It used to be cold weather but now it’s all the time.
How long has your 2006 Lincoln Navigator had this problem?
Over 3 years, this past year is when it stopped going up after replacement.
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Air is obviously leaking out ... Kinda like pumping up a low tire that has a leak - will inflate only to a certain point at which time the air volume escaping equals the air volume being pumped in.
Only logical explanation I can think of..
Good luck!
Now there are kits available to swap the air suspension over to conventional coil springs..
No idea how the ride would be - I’ve never attempted the retrofit.
Now there are kits available to swap the air suspension over to conventional coil springs.. No idea how the ride would be - I’ve never attempted the retrofit.