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If the "popping" noise comes from underneath the car, you may have a worn U-joint on the drive shaft. If it is coming from the front of the car, it is probably a broken or weak engine mount ("motor mount").
Air ride suspension basically works like this. you have a small air compressor and a sensor that connects between the rear axle and the under body Frame. When this sensor detects a load movement like more or less weight it turns on the air compressor to air up or opens a exhaust valve to let air out. most common problems with this system. broken or disconnected sensor. leak in the air lines between compressor and shocks. or a bad or weak compressor.
Check with Autozone and Oreillys for pricing on the bladders. It is also possible to get Salvage parts from either another Marquis or Crown Vic. The $248 labor charge does not seem too high. You could check around and ask how many hours it takes and the hourly rate.
There are some businesses that recondition the bladders, but that is already admitting what they have went flat some time ago.
I had air bladders on a 1994 Crown Vic with 161,000miles and my 2002 Marquis has 47,000 miles on the original rear bladders. So it does not seem to matter the age or miles but the climate the car is operated in.
This is caused by the IAC valve. Over time the valve becomes gummy and inoperative. Get it replaced and the problem is solved. IAC stands for idle air control, hence the stalling concern.
most likely someone unhooked it due to some part being bad in the system and even possiable that the air bags have been removed and coil springs installed
You probably have a leak in the system. Did "they" check the lines and air suspension? "They" probably disconnected the compressor to keep it from burning out from overuse. You need to fix the leak before reconnecting or the compressor will wear out very quickly.
you need to jack that side of the engine up. take the right side motor mount bolt loose then jack the engine up from underneath. be sure to use a block of wood or somthing so you dont bust the oil pan
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