Curt Gobbell
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- Sep 14, 2020
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- Location
- Memphis TN Area
- Ram Year
- 2014
- Engine
- HEMI 5.7L
I have a 2014 with Air Suspension and I am trying to determine if my ASCM or Valve Block is faulty. Does anyone here know how to test either successfully?
Backstory:
My truck has been dropping the rear-end to the bump-stops about every other night on its own. When I start the truck in the morning it will pump up the air springs to ride height and all is well.
Last night I disconnected the electrical connection on the 'air control valve block' to see if any corner will drop over a period of XX days. So far, no drops.
So, I'm now trying to figure out how to test the valve block and ASCM in isolation to determine which one is the root cause of the dropping.
Backstory:
My truck has been dropping the rear-end to the bump-stops about every other night on its own. When I start the truck in the morning it will pump up the air springs to ride height and all is well.
Last night I disconnected the electrical connection on the 'air control valve block' to see if any corner will drop over a period of XX days. So far, no drops.
So, I'm now trying to figure out how to test the valve block and ASCM in isolation to determine which one is the root cause of the dropping.