Seeking Advice for 2009 Nissan Clipper's Bouncing Issue and Uneven Ride Height

Hey there! I had a similar issue with my 2007 Nissan Be-1. I'd say I have some car experience but I'm no expert! I noticed symptoms like yours and ended up fixing it at my local workshop. After inspecting the car, they concluded the air compressor was defective and had it replaced. Cost me €890 for the whole deal. It might not be the same issue with your Clipper, but it's worth checking out! Do you know how many miles your Clipper has clocked? And any recent changes or modifications you've made to it? It would help me give you more precise advice. Cheers!

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Hey, thanks for the quick response! My Clipper has clocked about 18228 KM. Haven't done any major changes or modifications recently. Your experience does give me solid direction to follow. Guess, I gotta get that compressor checked too. Thanks again for your help!

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You're welcome! It does seem like your Nissan Clipper has retained its stock form well. Considering you haven't modified it recently and the KM count isn't too high, the air suspension's compressor could very likely be the issue. But, I'd also suggest you have the suspension bushings and struts checked - they might be worn out and causing the uneven ride height. I had to replace mine a while after the compressor incident as they were causing a bit of dip on one side. Thought I'd share in case it helps! Fixing these parts also improved the overall ride quality quite a bit. Good luck with your Clipper, fingers crossed it gets sorted without burning a hole in your pocket. Cheers!

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Thanks a ton for the heads up! I'll definitely get the bushings and struts checked out as well. Your advice helps a great deal and I'll tread this path hoping for a smoother ride soon. Fingers crossed, indeed! Cheers and thanks again. Will keep you in the loop. Stay safe and keep revving!

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