auto leveling system
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Load the trunk with a bunch of weight.......making the car go down in the rear.....
Start it up and watch.......it should raise itself back to level.
I think.......
Good luck
Start it up and watch.......it should raise itself back to level.
I think.......
Good luck
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On mine...you can hear the compressor working a little easier than watching the car rise...actually try to find a steep hill...in my driveway (steep) is usually where I "hear" it the most....(re-adjusting from street level (flat)
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you can trick the system as well, to see if it works or to mess with the ride height of the rear. On the pass side rear suspension arm is the auto leveler sensor. its a black box with a long arm that is attached to a rod with 2 ball cup ends. like rc cars use but bigger. the suspension arm has a ball on it that it'* connected to take the ball cup off of the bottom ball and push the lever up and the car will go up. When i drag race i use this trick to keep the car from squatting. i hold up the bar untill the car stops going up then i have a buddie unplug the compressor from the under hood. It keep the rear end really stiff.