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ELC Leak.

Old 01-06-2007, 01:22 PM
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When I connect the pump it runs forever and the back of the car never raises any so I have it unplugged atm. I am wondering where I should start to look for leaks. And how exactly I should check for them?
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Make sure your air lines are connected to the struts. Then do this:

http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/tech/elc/

I'll dig up the pics for you if I can find them. But in a nutshell, the stuts will bubble where the air is leaking out.
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And take a look to see if the sensor arm (right rear suspension has a flat black box behind the spring) is fully attached.
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Thanks for the info. Will do that tommorow after work.
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