Service Air Ride. Options?
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pull battery
pull rtd fuse
hook battery back up in a few
and keep rolling.
pull rtd fuse
hook battery back up in a few
and keep rolling.
I replaced my rear shocks and compressor last year with a package deal from Arnott via ebay...I believe it ran me around $550. Did the work myself. Not too hard but a little time consuming...the upper shock bolts were a pain to see but the compressor took the longest. The 3 bolts that hold the compressor on will break off---no biggie-just drill them out and use a tad bigger self-tapping screw. Also have a vise and big set of adjustable pliers to separate the drier-you get a dryer rebuild kit with the new compressor.
I replaced mine because my compressor was kicking on every 15-20 mins and was loud AF...with the new components-she kicks on at startup and that's it...unless I hook up a trailer or boat.....
Lots of threads with pics and how to's....
I replaced mine because my compressor was kicking on every 15-20 mins and was loud AF...with the new components-she kicks on at startup and that's it...unless I hook up a trailer or boat.....
Lots of threads with pics and how to's....
livingez_123
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Resale value?
I didnt know these things had any resale value. People buy them dirt cheap spend a few $$$ and have a nice ride. But resale value? I dont think that is even a consideration with people who own them.
I didnt know these things had any resale value. People buy them dirt cheap spend a few $$$ and have a nice ride. But resale value? I dont think that is even a consideration with people who own them.
