saint, datatek or any other wizards out there,can you tell me is there a temperature sensor in the compressor , had an eas soft fault today put the allcomms on and it said temperature high when susp. inactive its not flagged up again since i cleared it :confused:
 
The Compressor has a thermal cutout to prevent the poor compressor overheating....

I would suggest checking your air struts over for any signs of leaks...if the compressor is working hard enough to trip out, it is working too hard and could be feeding a leak!
 
Saint.V8 said:
The Compressor has a thermal cutout to prevent the poor compressor overheating....

I would suggest checking your air struts over for any signs of leaks...if the compressor is working hard enough to trip out, it is working too hard and could be feeding a leak!
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thanks saint will have it checked
 
Saint.V8 said:
The Compressor has a thermal cutout to prevent the poor compressor overheating....

I would suggest checking your air struts over for any signs of leaks...if the compressor is working hard enough to trip out, it is working too hard and could be feeding a leak!
Click to expand...
+1, leaking airspring most likely.
 
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