Anyone know if there is a quick fix to the air suspension not working. My air springs are collapsed all the way down for about the last week. The air compressor does work i used it to blow up a tire. THe rear hatch was not opening for awhile and the dash board would read rear hatch open. I thought that might trigger something , but now i have the rear door working and the air springs still will not inflate . Thank you, Doug

Anyone know if there is a quick fix to the air suspension not working. My air springs are collapsed all the way down for about the last week. The air compressor does work i used it to blow up a tire. THe rear hatch was not opening for awhile and the dash board would read rear hatch open. I thought that might trigger something , but now i have the rear door working and the air springs still will not inflate . Thank you, Doug

Don't ask about bailing twine either.

The air will not work the shocks if it senses a door open, so that is why it was not working before. The reboot is probably needed. I know that the "computer" will sense something after X amount of key cycles and then decide to do something else until it reads something else going on after X number of key cycles and all of that crap.

You might can circumvent that with the "reboot."

I just want to say that I now read Alecs posts with an accent.

Dug- Maybe you should've serviced it when the service light came on in April.

http://elcova.com/groupee/forums/a/tpc/f/5106011751/m/5...651066611#9651066611

Thank you everybody. I have a feeling it did have to do with the rear door. I will try rebooting right now. I'll letcha know.

That Worked!! Thanks everyone I knew i came here for more than just the entertainment. Wifey's taking it tomorrow with her girl friends to a furniture show and was hoping we could get it fixed. I'm liable to get some nookin tonight .

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by PARAGON:
Don't ask about bailing twine either. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>Hell, I offered a zip-tie.