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2016 ram rebel owner.
Live in Ohio with the temperature of 40 degrees in evening when i park and 15 degrees in the morning when i leave. When I start driving I hear a vibrating sound which is my air leaking out of my air suspension. The rear end stays up but my front end is completely bottomed out to loading mode.
I seen a YouTube video that shows you to remove a fuse to keep it in which ever suspension mode it is in when you remove fuse.
1. My question is will this work for the cold air to keep it in normal mode?
2. Is it the adjusting that stalls the compressor in cold weather?
3. And will this cause any issues if i keep it in a certain mode?
Any other quick fixes would be appreciated as well.
Thanks
Live in Ohio with the temperature of 40 degrees in evening when i park and 15 degrees in the morning when i leave. When I start driving I hear a vibrating sound which is my air leaking out of my air suspension. The rear end stays up but my front end is completely bottomed out to loading mode.
I seen a YouTube video that shows you to remove a fuse to keep it in which ever suspension mode it is in when you remove fuse.
1. My question is will this work for the cold air to keep it in normal mode?
2. Is it the adjusting that stalls the compressor in cold weather?
3. And will this cause any issues if i keep it in a certain mode?
Any other quick fixes would be appreciated as well.
Thanks