Originally Posted by Gondon

Hold on

Isn't this the site?

http://www.arnottindustries.com/

Originally Posted by Yuille36

If you hear a hissing sound, that indicates that you have a hole or tear in the air strut bellows. There by causing your air pump to constantly run, trying to inflate the strut. Ultimately causing your air pump to burn up. You need to address this issue asap.

Originally Posted by dpavid

Yes it is. I was just wondering if the link i posted was the actual air spring bellow inside the airmatic strut. I'm tempted to gut mine and see. Here's my failed strut.v



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http://www.flickr.com/photos/ikaikak...7624193467848/

Originally Posted by 220S

fyi, what you and Gondon misunderstood is that I was talking about a steel suspension, not Airmatic replacements. Most folks here know about their air component offerings. What I wanted to know was whether they would ever build a non-pneumatic system for our cars. They have designed one for some Range Rovers and older Audi A6s. And no codes come up either. I'm guessing it's possible for the W211s providing there's a viable market for them.