antoniawolf2
Clarity air suspension issues
Summary of the thread
A 2017 Honda Clarity hybrid was experiencing air suspension issues, including failure to lift, leaning to one side, and error messages. The problem was suspected to be caused by a defective cable or plug connection, particularly around the air suspension compressor. After consulting with another owner who had similar issues, it was suggested to check the connectors on the compressor or near the air struts. The issue was resolved by replacing a corroded connector on the compressor, restoring the air suspension functionality.
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antoniawolf2 (community.author)
Yes, an error is stored. Where exactly should I check for defective cable or plug connections related to the compressor?
samuel_ghost4
Without specific tools, finding the exact defective connector is tricky. Given the error code and symptoms, the problem is likely the connector on the compressor itself, or the ones near the air struts. A workshop visit is the safest bet. I had the same issue turned out to be a corroded connector. Luckily only 95€.
antoniawolf2 (community.author)
Thanks for the advice. Took it to a workshop, and it was indeed a corroded connector on the compressor. Replaced it, and the air suspension is working fine now! Appreciate your help.
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samuel_ghost4
I have a Clarity too and those symptoms sound very familiar. Is there an error code stored? It does indeed sound like it could be a connection issue to the air suspension compressor the thing that pumps up the air struts, the part of the suspension that uses air pressure instead of a spring.