I have an air ride suspension warning come up on a 2012 Grand cherokee overland. Entire front end is low. Worked fine last night but the temp did drop to minus temps in Canada. Could this be due to the temps? Had this issue on the rear driver bag and had to replace. hoping to avoid another $2500 repair bill.
Brad76
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Here's an older thread discussing air ride suspension and cold weather effects, even though the topic concerns disabling the air suspension during extreme cold due to the system taking time to get to ride height.
www.jeepgarage.org
Jim from PA mentions:
'...Extreme cold does cause things to dip down because of the effect of cold on the nitrogen in the system. It's normal, IMHO. Letting things warm up a little before driving off deals with that.'
Maybe it is normal? The thread is worth having a look at, but hopefully members with more knowledge can advise you better.
Here's an older thread discussing air ride suspension and cold weather effects, even though the topic concerns disabling the air suspension during extreme cold due to the system taking time to get to ride height.
Can you disable Air Suspension during extreme cold?
I have a 2015 Overland and while having some -30C days here the air suspension is very sluggish - taking several minutes to get to normal ride height. I'm concerned that I'll run into further problems while its this cold. Is there a way to turn off the suspension and leave at a set height for a...
www.jeepgarage.org
Jim from PA mentions:
'...Extreme cold does cause things to dip down because of the effect of cold on the nitrogen in the system. It's normal, IMHO. Letting things warm up a little before driving off deals with that.'
Maybe it is normal? The thread is worth having a look at, but hopefully members with more knowledge can advise you better.
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