airmatic raising up high
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airmatic raising up high
Background: I had a front air shock/strut that was lowering more than the others. I put a new one and had no problems for couple months.
Present: I noticed for a few weeks when I would get home and park that the car would raise up kinda high. I would see it still raised up in the morning. Now after a few weeks of raising up, the battery is totally dead. It wont even lock the doors dead. Is the pump staying on all night? (Battery was new 3 months ago put in at same time the new front shock was installed)
Any ideas?? Only thing I can think of is relay stuck on. Thanks for the help
Present: I noticed for a few weeks when I would get home and park that the car would raise up kinda high. I would see it still raised up in the morning. Now after a few weeks of raising up, the battery is totally dead. It wont even lock the doors dead. Is the pump staying on all night? (Battery was new 3 months ago put in at same time the new front shock was installed)
Any ideas?? Only thing I can think of is relay stuck on. Thanks for the help
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What a whiner!
A guy expects that other people, who he's never met, will give him the benefit of their time, and experience, expects all that for free, and then gets all huffy when he doesn't get what he wanted. I've seen this a lot recently - people expect you to answer their questions, as if you get something out of it...like helping them is your job...not something for which they should be grateful..
Good luck with your car, kid...
A guy expects that other people, who he's never met, will give him the benefit of their time, and experience, expects all that for free, and then gets all huffy when he doesn't get what he wanted. I've seen this a lot recently - people expect you to answer their questions, as if you get something out of it...like helping them is your job...not something for which they should be grateful..
Good luck with your car, kid...
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