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I took my utility trailer and brought home a new patio door for my house. As I was hooking up the trailer I'm pretty sure I overheard the exact moment when the air suspension pump self-destructed. It came on normally, but started making a grinding noise after a few seconds. Now from inside, I occasionally hear, feel really, a rumble for a few seconds that I think is the pump in the throws of death. Is there any way to force the pump on without a tech-II? I want to confirm before dropping $200+ on a pump at only 120k miles.
I haven't even gotten to the broken motor mount yet. At least the pump R&R looks pretty easy.
You can also unclip one of the air hoses at a shock and let all the air out, and then have someone get in and turn the key to run while you lay underneath by the compressor and watch as it comes on.I took my utility trailer and brought home a new patio door for my house. As I was hooking up the trailer I'm pretty sure I overheard the exact moment when the air suspension pump self-destructed. It came on normally, but started making a grinding noise after a few seconds. Now from inside, I occasionally hear, feel really, a rumble for a few seconds that I think is the pump in the throws of death. Is there any way to force the pump on without a tech-II? I want to confirm before dropping $200+ on a pump at only 120k miles.
I haven't even gotten to the broken motor mount yet. At least the pump R&R looks pretty easy.
Sounds like your pump is toast. The pump on our 2013 gave up the ghost a little sooner than yours. Felt the same rumble.I took my utility trailer and brought home a new patio door for my house. As I was hooking up the trailer I'm pretty sure I overheard the exact moment when the air suspension pump self-destructed. It came on normally, but started making a grinding noise after a few seconds. Now from inside, I occasionally hear, feel really, a rumble for a few seconds that I think is the pump in the throws of death. Is there any way to force the pump on without a tech-II? I want to confirm before dropping $200+ on a pump at only 120k miles.
I haven't even gotten to the broken motor mount yet. At least the pump R&R looks pretty easy.
What color? Or are you gonna make us wait for a grand reveal?
Wow, that sucks. My Expedition had air suspension. The compressor lasted at least until I sold it at 210k miles. I used Arnott replacement air shocks on it with good results. So I'll try the Arnott pump at $100 less than GM one. It couldn't be much worse. Thanks.Sounds like your pump is toast. The pump on our 2013 gave up the ghost a little sooner than yours. Felt the same rumble.
Very easy to replace. I did it in less than 30 minutes and no jack. I would go with the Arnott pump. Also come with a new relay pack for under the hood if I recall correctly. I’ve used Dorman before with decent luck as well. I’m 4 for 4 on needing to replace them on my 4 NNBS SUV’s.
Took it to the track. I'm happy.