airmatic pump and fuse location
08-02-2017, 01:48 PM
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airmatic pump and fuse location
My car is an 06 e55
Where is the airmatic pump fuse, I swapped the relay with no effect? from reading I think its in the passenger footwell but I don't know if its under the dash or if I am supposed to pull carpet out.
when I put power to the pump I get nothing no thump click or anything, I put power to the wire with a stripe and ground to the solid colored wire.
I have pulled the pump is there a good way to pressurize the system to check for leaks? while I wait for the new pump to arrive? my rear will sag if its left alone for 2 weeks and I really think I drove for a week with the pump not working? (arrow up visit workshop error)
Where is the airmatic pump fuse, I swapped the relay with no effect? from reading I think its in the passenger footwell but I don't know if its under the dash or if I am supposed to pull carpet out.
when I put power to the pump I get nothing no thump click or anything, I put power to the wire with a stripe and ground to the solid colored wire.
I have pulled the pump is there a good way to pressurize the system to check for leaks? while I wait for the new pump to arrive? my rear will sag if its left alone for 2 weeks and I really think I drove for a week with the pump not working? (arrow up visit workshop error)
08-02-2017, 02:57 PM
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'99 and '05 E55 AMG
Fuse F74 in the front pre-fuse block under the passenger floorboard. 40-amp rating.
If worried about rear sagging, put some type of support (block or blocks of wood) under the rear jack points. Stack them so they are about one and a half inches below so when you re-inflate the air springs the car will lift off of them.
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If worried about rear sagging, put some type of support (block or blocks of wood) under the rear jack points. Stack them so they are about one and a half inches below so when you re-inflate the air springs the car will lift off of them.
PM me your email address.
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