2003 Lincoln Navigator Repair Question
Topics covered: Suspension, Engine, Engine compartment.
Mileage: 200,000 miles.
Mileage: 200,000 miles.
Asked on February 6, 2012
THE AIR SHOCKS WILL NOT GO UP
I CANNOT DRIVE MY NAVIGATOR IT BOUNCES TO BAD THE AIR SHOCKS WILL NOT AIR UP AT ALL. WE CHECKED FUSES WE REPLACED AIR SUSPENSION COMPRESSOR WHAT ELSE CAN WE CHECK
Asked by BAILEYAnswer
Replied on February 6, 2012
I FORGOT TO TELL YOU IN A COMPARTMENT IN THE REAR HATCH AREA THERE IS A TICKING NOISE KIKE SOMETHING IS TRYING TO WORK BUT CAN'T KINDA SOUNDS LIKE A POWER SEAT THAT WONT MOVE AND YOU KEEP PUSHING THE BUTTON
Replied on February 6, 2012
Does the compressor get power? You may have a faulty relay.
Replied on February 6, 2012
WELL WE CANNOT HEAR THE COMPRESSOR TURN ON WERE WOULD THE RELAY BE.SHOULD YOU HEAR THE COMPRESSOR,WE CHECKED THE PLUG WITH A TEST LIGHT IT SHOWED IT WAS GETTING POWER
Replied on February 6, 2012
The relay for the air ride system is located at the right front of the engine compartment. Make sure the air suspension module has power. It is located under the left side of the dash. Have it scanned for codes. Soft codes. It may be a bad sensor.