Troubleshooting Air Lift Compressor That Keeps Blowing a 20A Fuse
Updated 08/27/2024 | Published 08/22/2024 >
Question:
Airlift keeps blowing 20amp fuses. Wiring still looks good. Its on my new truck
asked by: Cory C
Expert Reply:
Thanks for reaching out, Cory!
When a fuse keeps blowing it means there is a bad wiring connection, a bad ground, or the unit itself is bad. The ground is the most common culprit so I recommend checking that first - be sure it's secured to a clean, bare-metal surface as even some paint can cause problems.
From there you'll move on to triple check that all of your connections are secure and undamaged.
If you're still having issues after checking all of this please let me know, and let me know the model of compressor you have so I can help you further troubleshoot.
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Air Lift WirelessONE Suspension System for Air Helper Springs - Remote - Bluetooth - EZ Mount
- Air Bag Compressor Kit
- Smartphone App
- Wireless Remote
- Single Path
- Smartphone Display
- 2 Gallon Tank
- Extreme Duty
- Air Lift
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