Heavy351
02-25-2006, 05:10 PM
Hoping some of you may have looked at the suspension air pump closely...
last Sunday it was -4 degrees out and the pump gave up leaving me with the light on the dash. Checked all the fuses (not sure how to check the relay)
Now I have the pump out of the car and there are 4 wires going in to the pump and drier assembly. Applied 12v to the red and black and pump sputtered for a moment and quit, I measure 50 ohms across the red and black leads. Blue and green leads show a closed (shorted?) curcuit. I am guessing that this is a solenoid for a valve to bleed the air out of the suspension. I applied compressed air here and it blows straight through so maybe this is what caused the pump to burn out in the cold air.....
Am I on the right track here or should I also look somewhere else to make sure I fix this right the first time....
Not too keen on the whole low rider look..
last Sunday it was -4 degrees out and the pump gave up leaving me with the light on the dash. Checked all the fuses (not sure how to check the relay)
Now I have the pump out of the car and there are 4 wires going in to the pump and drier assembly. Applied 12v to the red and black and pump sputtered for a moment and quit, I measure 50 ohms across the red and black leads. Blue and green leads show a closed (shorted?) curcuit. I am guessing that this is a solenoid for a valve to bleed the air out of the suspension. I applied compressed air here and it blows straight through so maybe this is what caused the pump to burn out in the cold air.....
Am I on the right track here or should I also look somewhere else to make sure I fix this right the first time....
Not too keen on the whole low rider look..