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1Marauder
02-04-2017, 08:11 PM
Was outside putting all the Christmas light bins away... And my SB's air pump started hammering away... NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN... AND THEN turned off.

No keys in inginition. Hasn't been driven in 4 months. Is this NORMAL?

If not, Could explain why battery doesn't last long in my SB when I don't drive it for 5 months at a time?

How do I fix?

MERCURY 2003LSE
02-04-2017, 08:17 PM
That is not normal , That would explain your battery drain .
:beer:

1Marauder
02-04-2017, 08:18 PM
How do I fix this?

Comin' in Hot
02-04-2017, 08:27 PM
Did you open and close the door before it happened?

RubberCtyRauder
02-04-2017, 08:28 PM
get a battery tender for one thing. it keeps the battery charged without overcharging.

Turbov6Bryan
02-04-2017, 09:09 PM
get a battery tender for one thing. it keeps the battery charged without overcharging.

Walmart is clearancing some 8 amp tenders right now

List price was 35.00 now down to 7.00 today.

Bought some today :)

1Marauder
02-04-2017, 10:47 PM
Did you open and close the door before it happened?

Yes, an hour or more before.

RF Overlord
02-05-2017, 07:52 AM
Did you open and close the door before it happened?


Yes, an hour or more before.After switching the car off the air suspension remains active for one hour. From 0 - 59 minutes only venting is allowed providing all doors are closed. At 60 minutes, if trim height is low, the module will raise the car to trim height or run the compressor for 23 seconds if this is not achieved. At 61 minutes the air suspension system is switched off.

Marauderjack
02-05-2017, 08:15 AM
After switching the car off the air suspension remains active for one hour. From 0 - 59 minutes only venting is allowed providing all doors are closed. At 60 minutes, if trim height is low, the module will raise the car to trim height or run the compressor for 23 seconds if this is not achieved. At 61 minutes the air suspension system is switched off.

How in the world do you know all that Bob???:eek::confused:

MERCMAN
02-05-2017, 08:24 AM
How in the world do you know all that Bob???:eek::confused:

He is the man behind the curtain.:banana2:

Zack
02-05-2017, 08:41 AM
All of my Marauders have done this at some point over the years.

Chayton
02-07-2017, 09:10 AM
I say normal. Mines done it too. If it only needed to refill a little bit after 4 months, I Would say your bags are holding air GOOD!

1Marauder
02-12-2017, 06:44 PM
Well... OK... I can say that it caught me completely off guard.. As it must have been right at the 50 min later mark.

I've never heard either car's pump run while parked.

Thank you for putting my mind at ease.

No about the batter tender... Do you run the cord up though bottom of car engine bay so you can close the hood? Do you then leave a note on the steering wheel that reads, "Hey bonehead, before you put key in ignition... Unhook the battery tender!" So some knucklehead doesn't start it with tender hooked up?

Turbov6Bryan
02-12-2017, 08:24 PM
Well... OK... I can say that it caught me completely off guard.. As it must have been right at the 50 min later mark.

I've never heard either car's pump run while parked.

Thank you for putting my mind at ease.

No about the batter tender... Do you run the cord up though bottom of car engine bay so you can close the hood? Do you then leave a note on the steering wheel that reads, "Hey bonehead, before you put key in ignition... Unhook the battery tender!" So some knucklehead doesn't start it with tender hooked up?

I do mine hood cracked open with cord off the top of the fender and the tender sitting on a bar stool chair. Car cover on top

Of course I have 16 cars so a tender isn't dedicated to just one toy

johnnyrauder
02-13-2017, 10:09 AM
i run it through so i can close the hood. get the tender 800 its wether proof.i do start it with it hooked up never had an issue.

1Marauder
02-18-2017, 07:41 PM
Yes, but driving off might...