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Rear shock adjustment warning light
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spyderCodes
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The system cannot add/adjust the ride height automatically.
This usually happens for one of two reasons:
1. The compressor can not add air because it can't be started
2. The ride height sensor is returning bad info due to a missing bolt in the sensor link
There can be other reasons but those are the top two.
Grandpot
Active member
There are several reasons your system isn't working. The horn and the compressor are on the same fuse, so if the horn doesn't work, check the fuse. That's the easy one.
Unfortunately, the OEM compressor is cheap crap. Lots of them have been replaced. At the present time I am one of the victims. My compressor was making a lot of noise and now the compressor motor runs, but it doesn't pump air. I'm going to replace it with a Viair compressor. Here is an excellent write up on how to do it by NoJive, http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/s...ith-Viair-097c
Also, you should check to see if the system holds air. Use a tire gauge on the schrader valve located under the seat. Make sure you don't add more than 80psi if you do add air.
Unfortunately, the OEM compressor is cheap crap. Lots of them have been replaced. At the present time I am one of the victims. My compressor was making a lot of noise and now the compressor motor runs, but it doesn't pump air. I'm going to replace it with a Viair compressor. Here is an excellent write up on how to do it by NoJive, http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/s...ith-Viair-097c
Also, you should check to see if the system holds air. Use a tire gauge on the schrader valve located under the seat. Make sure you don't add more than 80psi if you do add air.
safecracker
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I have had 2 ACS switches go bad. Could be that. Bruce
rworell
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optimus prime
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My 2012 RTS has been in the shop for three weeks for a leak in the air system. Turns out that the check valve after the compressor is not seating, causing the air to leak back through the compressor.
IdahoMtnSpyder
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The air shock on my 2013 RT started leaking between the upper mount and the rubber bladder. It was replaced under warranty.
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