1995 Continental Ride Control

1995 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL
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JBARHITE
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When the air temp. is about 50 Degrees or lower the CHECK RIDE CONTROL warning comes on. I reset the warning and it stays off until the car sits for an extended period of time in the cold. The compressor doesn't seem to run more then normal and the system seems to be OK. Thanks.
Nov 18, 2007 at 6:22 AM
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BMRFIXIT
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[quote:bccc1ed87f="jbarhite"]When the air temp. is about 50 Degrees or lower the CHECK RIDE CONTROL warning comes on. I reset the warning and it stays off until the car sits for an extended period of time in the cold. The compressor doesn't seem to run more then normal and the system seems to be OK. Thanks.[/quote:bccc1ed87f]
check for code s that will help pin the trouble area
and also u are looking for C code air suspension system
and not the P code
good luck
Nov 18, 2007 at 7:27 AM
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Is the car sagging in the rear in after sitting for a while?. If so, we have hade problems with the air pump in those cars. If the pump pulls to much amps for a extended amount of time the system will shut off and light the warning bulb. Replace the pump with new, also check the rear air bags for seepage and replace as needed.
Nov 23, 2007 at 2:42 AM
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