manual air suspension

[jedi1]

I bought an '03 H2 Adventure Series new. Had it into the dealer half a dozen times under warrenty since it was new for problems with the auto air suspension. The piece of crap is again malfunctioning. I would like to remove the air suspension control module and go with manual switches. Does anyone have a diagnostic flow chart for the air suspension control module?

[jedi1]

I bought an '03 H2 Adventure Series new. Had it into the dealer half a dozen times under warrenty since it was new for problems with the auto air suspension. The piece of crap is again malfunctioning. I would like to remove the air suspension control module and go with manual switches. Does anyone have a diagnostic flow chart for the air suspension control module?

[tower]

I don't recall off the top of my head, which fuse feeds the air suspension. I thought about puting in a manual cut-out switch until I rised the clearance in my garage. If you look in the fuse bloc legend or owners manual, it should be pretty clear. In the meantime, I will check the repair manual.

[tower]

It's shown in the owner's manual as being in the power distribution box undrt the hood, drivers side, near the firewall. Just cut the fused leg and install a switch to the 2 ends.

IMPORTANT: Test this first by removing the fuse. Make sure this doesn't set off warning/error codes. That would create more problems than it solves.

[tower]

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[timgco]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by jedi1:
I bought an '03 H2 Adventure Series new. Had it into the dealer half a dozen times under warrenty since it was new for problems with the auto air suspension. The piece of crap is again malfunctioning. I would like to remove the air suspension control module and go with manual switches. Does anyone have a diagnostic flow chart for the air suspension control module? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

That's one of thte reasons I chose not to get the air susp on my 05. My 03 had been in the shop at least 5 or 6 times for air susp issues and they blew out once because of the sensor issue. good luck. If you get sick of it, you could always put the springs in. I thought someone did this a hile back, but cannot remember who. ??
Good luck.

[tower]

Sure Tim, and I know you are not the only one who has had problems with the air suspension system. Personally, I had one incident only since 2003. The system began lifting itself without being turned on at the switch. I got an error message saying "service air suspension." I turned off the motor and restarted it. I haven't had a problem since. And I love the internal compressor for airing-up after off-roading. I used it just last weekend.