Hey brother, awesome video 🫡 quick question.. what size fuse or resistor was inside that fuse holder? I'm having a hard time finding the right resistors to get rid of the traction/suspension light... thanks a million
Can you tell me how that three wire bypass, to the air compressor was configured. Can't find on line, and want to build one. Not sure if it had a resister of some kind or were the wires spliced together.
I am having the same issue with my 2012 Yukon Denali. Did you look into repairing or replacing the compressor so it isn't as loud? That is what I am wanting to do but cannot find much info related to that strategy. Let me know, thanks!
I did but it was expensive to replace struts and compressor so I did a work around but if I had to do it again I would have kept it stock and replaced everything.
I got the dorman air compressor on Amazon the thing is so quiet I thought it wasn't working. Had to get out of my truck and kneel down by the rear tire to hear it.The dorman also has a thermal switch so if there is a leak and the motor keeps running and gets hot it shuts it down till it cools off so u don't burn out the motor. I also bought some no name brand replacement air shocks on Amazon think I spent roughly 400$ for shocks and compressor and it rides great and super quiet.
I have a question, it's been 2 years since you posted the video. How's shocks are holding up??? After you installed did it behave better with comfort or worse???
I have a 2007 Escalade AWD the previous owner replace the rear air shocks with regular shocks and remove the air compressor , I have a message on my dash saying (SERVICE SUSPENSION ) CODE C0660 on identifix says to replace air compressor which it doesn't have it . I bought the rear bypass but i still have the message on dash , does anyone know where i can get bypass for the air compressor /
@rayben3972 mine didn’t have a fuse that had to be pulled but I would have put it all back by now if I still had it. The shocks didn’t last long and got real loose when I had all the kids loaded
Honestly. I would probably put back factory if I had to do it again. It rode ok but I did like the auto leveling feature when we had all 7 of us in it and a boat or luggage. Great question
No body talks about the other part of the air ride delete to get the service air suspension light off this only over rides the shocks not the air compressor so i will make a video explaining how a brief explanation is the t fitting on the compressor and each line from the rear shocks need to go into the fitting so it builds pressure and then the light will not come on
That was a good impression of the air ride pump, lol
We are all about quality here. Gotta give the people the best noise impression possible. Only the very best for my viewers. Lol
I hope you will write the spare parts specification and the selling link in the description box.
I saw you in a Walmart parking lot nice vid
Thanks bud.
Hey brother, awesome video 🫡 quick question.. what size fuse or resistor was inside that fuse holder? I'm having a hard time finding the right resistors to get rid of the traction/suspension light... thanks a million
I don’t remember
How is it you advertise numerous of products but not list item numbers or links?
I don’t get paid to list them. You can go to Amazon and search for them or eBay.
Can you tell me how that three wire bypass, to the air compressor was configured. Can't find on line, and want to build one. Not sure if it had a resister of some kind or were the wires spliced together.
I can’t. It’s been awhile and I traded it in.
Hey man I found this because I was stuck behind you while you went 35 when I couldn't pass and then spead up to 50 whrn ever i could. Learn to drive.
Lol. Sorry bro that was probably my daughter or my wife.
I am having the same issue with my 2012 Yukon Denali. Did you look into repairing or replacing the compressor so it isn't as loud? That is what I am wanting to do but cannot find much info related to that strategy. Let me know, thanks!
I did but it was expensive to replace struts and compressor so I did a work around but if I had to do it again I would have kept it stock and replaced everything.
I got the dorman air compressor on Amazon the thing is so quiet I thought it wasn't working. Had to get out of my truck and kneel down by the rear tire to hear it.The dorman also has a thermal switch so if there is a leak and the motor keeps running and gets hot it shuts it down till it cools off so u don't burn out the motor. I also bought some no name brand replacement air shocks on Amazon think I spent roughly 400$ for shocks and compressor and it rides great and super quiet.
@@mnmadman5405hello you have the links for the compressor and shocks?
I have a question, it's been 2 years since you posted the video. How's shocks are holding up??? After you installed did it behave better with comfort or worse???
I sold it but honestly. If I had kept it I would have gone back to the air. They were ok at first but it fell off quick and got a little loose.
@@fixdreambuild4747 thanks for replying. Now I face a choice, and you have helped me to define mine.
You can just rip out the suspension module and loop the network wires in the harness back downstream. No need to buy what your suggesting I think.
Hello Sir, i has 05 Cadillac Escalade esv that i want to change them out to a regular air shocks. i have to do just like you did your Right?
That is a different model but yes there should be a similar
What’s the wiring harness that goes to air compressor? Please and thank you
I don’t know.
I found one thanks.
Hey where can i find one of those connectors for the air compressor?
@@kanyefranklin5584 arnott. I have another one
Do you have a part number for the adapter that tells the computer all's good?
No it came with the shocks
I have a 2007 Escalade AWD the previous owner replace the rear air shocks with regular shocks and remove the air compressor , I have a message on my dash saying (SERVICE SUSPENSION ) CODE C0660 on identifix says to replace air compressor which it doesn't have it . I bought the rear bypass but i still have the message on dash , does anyone know where i can get bypass for the air compressor /
Call the company you bought the bypass from. I’m sure they have what you need.
I'm pretty sure there's a fuse you gotta pull with the battery unplugged to properly bypass the air compressor message/error
@rayben3972 mine didn’t have a fuse that had to be pulled but I would have put it all back by now if I still had it. The shocks didn’t last long and got real loose when I had all the kids loaded
Can you buy just the resistors for the shocks?
I’m not sure. I have sold the Cadillac so I can look to see if I have a model number
Do you recommend doing this ?
Honestly. I would probably put back factory if I had to do it again. It rode ok but I did like the auto leveling feature when we had all 7 of us in it and a boat or luggage. Great question
Were did you get the kit to replace the original parts
I think it was eBay. Maybe Amazon
Did your abs light and traction control light come on after the conversion?
No. Them at what the piece I had to add in was for.
my abs and stabilitrak come on what do i do
Did you hook up Solenoids that came with the kit.
No body talks about the other part of the air ride delete to get the service air suspension light off this only over rides the shocks not the air compressor so i will make a video explaining how a brief explanation is the t fitting on the compressor and each line from the rear shocks need to go into the fitting so it builds pressure and then the light will not come on
I have a z95 2011 escalade. What do I need for the rear?
Not sure. But I would think it would be the same kit. Google is your best friend
did u disconnect ur battery when u did this? is the compressor live while the car is off or is it aux
No I didn’t but it might be a pod idea
How is the ride quality after some miles on it? Love the video
It was ok. But it got a little loose and Bouncy
@@fixdreambuild4747a good pair of shocks like kyb monomax may have fixed that. They definitely stiffen the ride.
I traded it in not long after I did this video.
Just go get a Dorman pump off Amazon 200 bucks and be done with it.
Till the airbags themselves fail. Then it’s a much more expensive job. It’s better to get rid of the crap that fails for reliable tried and true tech
Some of you folks might be interested in this video from a good friend
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What is the part# for the 3 wires on the compressor harness? Is that also a resistor?
I’m not sure