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Adjusting shocks problem on RT
- Thread starter Indyron
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jtoro1
Member
Your air compressor stopped working maybe time for replacement, see if you can hear it working
pegasus1300
Well-known member
+1 on the compressor. Frequent problem,usually fixed under warranty if you still have some. If not search this sight for the threads on an aftermarket compressor. Better quality and cheaper.
Bob Denman
New member
If it's not the compressor; the strut that monitors the ride height may have somehow gotten loose...
Take a look at the LH side of the swingarm: just about where the bodywork starts making it tough to see things.
The strut is up in there. :thumbup:
Take a look at the LH side of the swingarm: just about where the bodywork starts making it tough to see things.
The strut is up in there. :thumbup:
Highwayman2013
New member
Mine was making a lot of noise, got it changed under BEST warranty.
pegasus1300
Well-known member
Yes I had to change mine under the Zurich warranty. Same $50.00 cost. Deal said the strut was not working properly and caused to compressor to run too much and burn out. There is also a relay switch there that can short out if it comes loose from where it is mounted and that will cause the same thing.
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