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Originally Posted by Maverik259
No such "aftermarket" option. Just used from eBay. Next time try and not let the bags go through so much time when they first show signs of deflation. It over cooks the compressor.
You can also maybe see if you just need to replace the moisture beads. Maybe it's clogged. Dont get a lot of broken compressors on here.
How many miles you got.
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I recently had my bags and compressor replaced under warranty (thankfully). What I was told by the technician was that if the air bags get micro leaks by the time the bags start deflating, it might be too late since the compressor is already cooked. On hindsight he said it is best to check for leaks when you change your oil etc. He also said that he would recommend replacing the air bags and changing transmission fluid at the 60-80K Mile range as preventative if you want to keep it long term...