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I have heard some complaints on this but if you are the owner of any vehicle with air ride you know it can be costly to fix. You can fix your whole air ride system and save some money if you go to Strutmasters.com and get one of their non air conversion kits. No more leaky lines or bags this takes care of it all!
either the refridgerent charge is low OR the expansion valve for the rear a/c is bad. I would evacuate the system and recharge it with the right amount FIRST before trying to diagnose another problem. should be a decal under the hood for correct amount of 134a
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