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998cc 2013 RT - Anyone know where to get a pump for Rear Suspension?
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NorwegianRT
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I found a used one for my 2012 RT on E-bay.
Here is one from a search today:http://https://www.ebay.com/itm/326234404696
Here is one from a search today:http://https://www.ebay.com/itm/326234404696
pegasus1300
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There is an aftermarket air pump that is cheaper and better. Do a search here for the name, type, and simple mods to make it fit. Or as Mikey suggests, change it to manual.
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SpyderJerry
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google Viair 097c and you will find it for $110.00. You will need to rotate the compressor head 180 deg. It is stronger and more reliable than original. Also, when removing original compressor, take the end cap off - you may find that the crankshaft cam fell off the shaft inside the unit. You can reattach that, loctite the nut on, and it will work again. Have had 2 of these.
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NorwegianRT
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I tried one of the Viair 97c after my original broke down; it lasted for about a month and then it started to blow the fuse.
Luckily, I had by then got a used original compressor, so I swapped with that one.
After that I found that the Viair drew 12-13 amps while the original compressor draws 10 amps. The spare I put in is still running fine.
Luckily, I had by then got a used original compressor, so I swapped with that one.
After that I found that the Viair drew 12-13 amps while the original compressor draws 10 amps. The spare I put in is still running fine.
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