There are still many 2nd generation Lincoln Town Cars on the road today, and for the most part, the owners are still very much in love with their vehicle; however hate forking over hundreds of dollars just to keep the air suspension working. With a read of this week’s blog and a purchase of our Suncore parts, you can have your Town Car riding like a dream in under a couple of hours while saving you those hundreds of dollars.
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Seeing the ‘Airmatic Visit Workshop!’ or ‘Airmatic Stop, Car Too Low!’ warning messages can be quite frightening for many Mercedes-Benz S-Class owners, and a trip to the dealer or mechanic to repair your W220 can be costly when their suggestion is replacing the entire Airmatic system. This week’s blog will help you diagnose and pinpoint those frightening air suspension issues and give you the knowledge you need before you pay for repairs.
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Airmatic troubles can be quite the hassle for any Mercedes-Benz owner, and suspension issues with the W211 E-Class is no exception. With a higher than average cost of repairing the complicated Airmatic system on the E-Class, this week’s blog will give you some insight into troubleshooting those complications before you visit your local mechanic or dealer.
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Having your Lexus GX470 riding on the bump stops or at maximum height can be quite a jarring experience for drivers and passengers. In this week’s suspension blog we will discuss some of the more common suspension issues with the J120 chassis, and how to diagnose them before you lose big at the dealership.
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Have you recently been seeing the “Airmatic Visit Workshop” or other Airmatic indicators on your dash? Is your Mercedes GL or ML class lowering overnight, or just riding too low overall? This week’s blog will discuss how to diagnose and fix your troubling Airmatic suspension and many of the common issues faced by Mercedes owners with the air suspension.
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This week’s blog will be tackling the known air suspension issues with the 2003 to 2012 Land Rover Range Rover with the L322 chassis. This model introduced the four-wheel independent air suspension to the Land Rover family of vehicles. While it provides a comfortable on and off road ride, it came with its own share of air suspension troubles.
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