Alright, My Bravada has had this problem for a little over a year now. It will fully deflate after it is parked and sometimes it will be just one side (not all the time, there are times it will go a week without doing this). There are times it will be deflated only an hour after driving, sometimes it can take up to two days of being parked. Once the truck is started it will air up quickly to normal height. There have also been a few times when it is cold (bellow freezing) the air compressor will not kick on unless I shut the truck off, and re-start it. This weekend I plan on going out and spraying the air bags and air lines down with soapy water, other than that I am not sure what else there is to do, I would like to keep the Air Springs considering that is what the truck came with, but I also do not know much about the compressor setup. I had seen there is a TSB for a check valve, but that looks like it corrects a compressor that WILL NOT air up the system.
Any help or advice would be very welcome.
And for anybody about to say it, I have told the Wife Unit that once the compressor goes out, I will most likely install coil springs. But I feel coils can be avoided for now, could be wrong though.
Any help or advice would be very welcome.
And for anybody about to say it, I have told the Wife Unit that once the compressor goes out, I will most likely install coil springs. But I feel coils can be avoided for now, could be wrong though.