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amvauto
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Here is my story, my drivers side air shock was leaking and it was sunk in the back for about 3 weeks until I changed it with a replacement....easy as hell..10 min..anyway after I changed it it went back to normal (rasied up)...I parked it in the garage for 2 days...no problems...then I parked it outside overnight, I am in Winnipeg, CAD. so it was stupid cold...I think it was -40 Celsius (-40 Farenheit) with the windchill...so when I came out in the morn it sank again...I was ******...but as soon as I started the car, it raised and was fine....then I went to work it was again real cold and it sank it did this for 2 days, sank and raised...then it got warmer and it stopped sinking...it was like 3 weeks and no problems...then just last night the temp again hit -40 C (-40 F)and it sank...started the truck and raised...??
Right before I changed the air shock I brought it in for a Diagnostic and there were no errors with the Compressor, suspension, engine...nothing....again Rovers are not made for this type of Cold weather so I do think that the weather has an effect on this...becuase otherwise it works perfectly fine...anybody else experience this type of unexplained phenemonon????
Damn this is a long story....
Right before I changed the air shock I brought it in for a Diagnostic and there were no errors with the Compressor, suspension, engine...nothing....again Rovers are not made for this type of Cold weather so I do think that the weather has an effect on this...becuase otherwise it works perfectly fine...anybody else experience this type of unexplained phenemonon????
Damn this is a long story....
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