Do you have the Service Manual? If not I would order one. I just ordered a
set for my 92 from Faxons. I think it was around $75 for the set of 3 new
books. I don't know enough about the air suspension to tell you what is
wrong but you could convert to standard shocks, however having had a New
Yorker with regular shocks I know when there was a load in trunk or back
seat did not perform Like my Imperial does with correctly working air
suspension. I personally would fix it if you are going to keep the car and
it is in good shape otherwise.
-----Original Message-----
From: mailing-list-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:mailing-list-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Leslie
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 11:37 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list mailing-list
Subject: IML: Please Welcome Frank 1990
New Subscriber(s): Frank
Email Address is: fbk1007@xxxxxx
Member Location: New Hampshire
Car(s) owned: 1990 Blue with blue leather, and a 1991 White with blue
leather; GREAT CARS!!
Self-Introduction: Hello,
I have two Imperials, a ‘90 and a ‘91; I purchased both vehicle
"pre-owned". My ‘91 has the electronic vehicle information center,
which often displays “Check Air Suspension”, and the compressor
is on when I leave the vehicle. I currently have the vehicle in storage for
the winter, and I would like any advice on how I can fix the problem.
Thank you in advance for any responses. I am happy to have found this site.
Best regards,
Frank from New Hampshire
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