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Originally Posted by Turbo_Bimmer
Icer, do you mean that the system will use some air in the tank to try to inflate the front, and deflate intentionnally the rear to try to match?
I never heard my pump working. Many people say they ear the pump. I guess I will have to remove the rear floor and junk that is stuffed under it. I have no idea on many time the compressor starts.
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From what I understand, it will deflate your rear bags but not inflate the fronts, since during sleep/rest mode, the pump is not on.
During wake-up (door open or ignition), the pump will increase pressure on both front, rear, and tank.
I've had this happen on my truck when the front passenger had a leak. I thought for sure the rear was toast but nope.
Upon ignition, you should be able to hear the pump working. It's a different sound. For me, it was very noticeable after I replaced the faulty pump with a brand new one.