Those rear air ride systems are as simple as it gets... The bad its 15 years old its aged out :(... Most will take $1000 to get'er going (includes labor), New compressor and rear bags... On the rare occasion maybe a wiring issue were the wiring harness that goes from the rear to the left front rubs threw somewhere just over the right front bumper support...
I have never seen a bad height sensor as long as the indicator is intact they have all been functional...
I would wager the pump is not bleeding off the filter inside the pump is either restricted are moisture has the switching device stuck closed... If you have never put a pump on it I would go straight for the pump, if the pump hammers when running I would go straight for the pump... BTW I have a NEW pump assy I would sell at a good price to get it off the shelf...
You may not be happy with a conversion it kills the ride :(.. Its been awhile since I worked on one so may have to bone up on it just keep in mind its a simple system once I threw out FORDS stupid diagnostic information and the use of a scan tool...
How I figured it out was to disconnect the wiring at the module in the trunk then make up my own harness that ran over the roof to the compressor from there I could see what the height sensor actually did and how the pump only needed that signal to lower/raise/ are bleed off...
I have not priced the parts lately I would say if you can do the labor its cheaper to get it back to its original state a original ride that can not be beat...
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