Dam Air Suspension

[SWAFIA]

Dont be a prick just looking for help

[HumminNBoatin']

The compressor is under the truck in the back. If you lay under the rear of the truck you will see a steel plate in the center rear of the truck. The Compressor Assembly is mounted on top of this. Your truck will not pump up the suspension if any doors are open. So Start the truck, close all the doors and I bet you hear it start running.

If your compressor fails to run and your fuses are seem to be fine replace the relay. Its located in the engine compartment toward teh bottom of the firewall on the drivers side. Its a small grey box. You can pick these up pretty cheap.

Sounds like you have a leak in the system. Odds are its just aging bags. Squirt them with soapy water and see if they make any bubbles. They usually leak where they fold over the cup. Replacing the bags is easy. In fact pretty much self explanitory.

[SWAFIA]

sweet ill take a look and try your ides thanks alot ill get back with u and tell u how it went

[SWAFIA]

ok i started the truck and shut the doors then moved the truck 10 feet nothen so i hit the tc2 button and it jacked right up then i shut the truck off and it went to back to level so now iam going to wait till tommarow and see if it goes back to the tires and if it does the its a leak so wish me luck thanks for every thing swafia

[HumminNBoatin']

tc2 has nothing to do with ride height. TC2 stands for Traction Control 2. This allows you to paddle your way through deep mud or sand as apposed to Traction Controll stopping any wheel spin.

The button below it with a pic of the back end and an arrow is your extend ride height button. Also You do not have to hit that button to lift the truck back to stock height. Just start the truck and shut the doors. It should kick the compressor on and lift to normal ride height.