Update:
Found the leak, it was leaking in the bottom of the shock inside the rubber gasket.
So should i buy new ones or is it possible to repair?
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Hi all, i´ve been at this issue for quite some time now and i´m out of ideas, so is the dealer.
Rear suspension is dropping by roughly 40% in height overnight and is completely empty after being parked for around 3 days. Both left and right suspension is lowering exactly equally much, front suspension is not affected.
Both me and the dealer have looked and listned for air leaks from compressor (which is just replaced with brand new one) to each shock without finding anything, no bubbles or hissing anywhere. Even though the dealer can´t find any leaks next step would be to start replacing rear shocks, one by one and see if it helps :/
Though both shocks looses exactly the same amount of air it leads me to believe that the leak is not in the shocks themself as i find the odds low that both shocks have failed and lets out exactly the same amount of air (that is if the pressure between left and right shock isn't interlinked somehow?)
Question: Is there any valve or similar before the rear shocks that may leak?
Edit: Doesn't seem to be anything between compressor and rear shocks
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Found the leak, it was leaking in the bottom of the shock inside the rubber gasket.
So should i buy new ones or is it possible to repair?
Hi all, i´ve been at this issue for quite some time now and i´m out of ideas, so is the dealer.
Rear suspension is dropping by roughly 40% in height overnight and is completely empty after being parked for around 3 days. Both left and right suspension is lowering exactly equally much, front suspension is not affected.
Both me and the dealer have looked and listned for air leaks from compressor (which is just replaced with brand new one) to each shock without finding anything, no bubbles or hissing anywhere. Even though the dealer can´t find any leaks next step would be to start replacing rear shocks, one by one and see if it helps :/
Though both shocks looses exactly the same amount of air it leads me to believe that the leak is not in the shocks themself as i find the odds low that both shocks have failed and lets out exactly the same amount of air (that is if the pressure between left and right shock isn't interlinked somehow?)
Question: Is there any valve or similar before the rear shocks that may leak?
Edit: Doesn't seem to be anything between compressor and rear shocks
