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Re: How do you diagnose the problem, with air shocks that...
Check to see if you have air to shocks, check air lines for leaks, check pump to see if it is working, check wires for broken wire or if fuse is burnt.
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Replacing your Cadillac DeVille DTS electronic
shocks with these reliable non-electronic shocks is a simple installation procedure. Cadillac air
suspension fails because of rubber dry rotting, and then leaking. Your
air suspension compressor will eventually fail because of this. Cadillac
shocks in the front fail because of the seals in the Cadillac shock
wearing down over time. They eventually leak, losing its dampening
ability needed for a safe and smooth ride. Try cadillac dealership for a little more info.
You can, but they won't adjust like your factory ones (automatically) Lots of folks replace w/aftermarket shocks instead of depending on factory units.
It should be either no Spark or no Fuel. Possible causes: Out of gas, no oil pressure, faulty oil pressure switch, Bad fuel-pump, fuel-pump relay, needs tune-up, defective ignition control module, wrong air/fuel ratio, defective IAC valve or EGR valve. Other causes: Wrong timing, bad compression, or clogged CAT.
This may sound stupid but are the correct shocks and struts for air ride on it. I had a guy bring in his caddy with the same problem and the guy he bought it off of didn't want to pay for the expensive shocks and instead went with a cheaper pair without air capabilities. I put the right ones on and problem solved.
You can spend half that money and go with a non air conversion kit from Strutmasters. With these air rides its not for sure that by changing the air shock that you will fix your car. If you car has cracks in the air lines that can cause a big issue too. When we replaced the ride on my moms Deville, it was an easy switch to this non air conversion kit. No more low rider!
I have a 1998 Deville and both rear coil springs are broken.. It also has the air shocks that I dont think work.. Can I put regular shocks in and is there a after market coil spring out there for it ??
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