2000 linconln air suspension problem
dwepplo
11-23-2005, 04:00 PM
Hi
I've seen this problem posted a few times. I've replaced the compressor and it will pump up the rear if I manually suply power to the compressor. When I plug it into the harness it doesn't work.
I've disconnected the level switch with the key in the on position and I hear the solenoids click. For some reason I don't have any power to the pump. It's probably the fuse but I don't have the owners manual. My friend drove it down here to Mexico and I think he should have left it in the suburbs. It doesn't seem suited for all of the "topes" - speed bumps.
Thanks for any help,
Dan
I've seen this problem posted a few times. I've replaced the compressor and it will pump up the rear if I manually suply power to the compressor. When I plug it into the harness it doesn't work.
I've disconnected the level switch with the key in the on position and I hear the solenoids click. For some reason I don't have any power to the pump. It's probably the fuse but I don't have the owners manual. My friend drove it down here to Mexico and I think he should have left it in the suburbs. It doesn't seem suited for all of the "topes" - speed bumps.
Thanks for any help,
Dan
dwepplo
11-24-2005, 05:02 PM
Hi
I've seen this problem posted a few times. I've replaced the compressor and it will pump up the rear if I manually suply power to the compressor. When I plug it into the harness it doesn't work.
I've disconnected the level switch with the key in the on position and I hear the solenoids click. For some reason I don't have any power to the pump. It's probably the fuse but I don't have the owners manual. My friend drove it down here to Mexico and I think he should have left it in the suburbs. It doesn't seem suited for all of the "topes" - speed bumps.
Thanks for any help,
Dan
Here was the solution to my problem:
Here is a good page with some trouble shooting tips:
http://autorepair.about.com/library/faqs/bl290i.htm
The only problem was locating the relay - I found that on another board described as:
"the compressor relay is underneath the RF fender between the bumper and the fender. It is a solid state relay with small aluminum cooling fins"
I found the relay - behind the gril in the right front fender. Jumped it from post A to post B and the pump came right on. Replaced the relay and everything is fine.
Hope this helps someone else,
Dan
I've seen this problem posted a few times. I've replaced the compressor and it will pump up the rear if I manually suply power to the compressor. When I plug it into the harness it doesn't work.
I've disconnected the level switch with the key in the on position and I hear the solenoids click. For some reason I don't have any power to the pump. It's probably the fuse but I don't have the owners manual. My friend drove it down here to Mexico and I think he should have left it in the suburbs. It doesn't seem suited for all of the "topes" - speed bumps.
Thanks for any help,
Dan
Here was the solution to my problem:
Here is a good page with some trouble shooting tips:
http://autorepair.about.com/library/faqs/bl290i.htm
The only problem was locating the relay - I found that on another board described as:
"the compressor relay is underneath the RF fender between the bumper and the fender. It is a solid state relay with small aluminum cooling fins"
I found the relay - behind the gril in the right front fender. Jumped it from post A to post B and the pump came right on. Replaced the relay and everything is fine.
Hope this helps someone else,
Dan
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