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Ok well i have had ALOT of experience with the Level Control, my 92 cadillac i had to replace everything from the struts to the compressor, gets a little costly, anyhow if your compressor is running every so often then you have a small leak somewere, it should not come on at all when the car has been sitting for more than 7 minutes or so. It is always active, meaning that if the ignition is off the compressor is still hot (has constant power) the best thing to do is get a bucket and sponge and some mild soapy water and start at the compressor head and cheak for leaks, at all the fittings and around the bags on the struts, it could be as simple as having a bad O-Ring on a connection, some dirt or something, or it could be as crappy as having a bad strut. That last one i can tell you sucks, struts- not to expensive, 4-wheel alighnment, sucks. Well good luck guys. hope you get em sealed up.
Originally Posted by CraZyDriVer868
i noticed that if i let my car go for like 3 days w/ o driving it the battery will be dead becausae that pump runs soo much...
If you want to disconnect it, either temporarily or permanently, why not just unplug the electrical connector at the pump?
Mine won't run without the key turned, even if I jack up the front end. If my car has been sitting for a a day or so and I turn the key, it will run for a second or so. Maybe the previous owner had the power lead switched to accessory.
If it runs with the key off, look for an air leak in the lines. mine has never run with the key off except if the nose of the car is jacked up. If no air leaks, it has bad shocks.
I pulled my compressor head off, cleaned and oiled it, and injected oil in the compressor line. I also replaced the O-rings on the compressor and regulator. It runs less often, and for less time now. As the oil migrates through the system, it should get better.



