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·Hi
I have a 1980 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham, (368 6.0L V8)
I know it's supposed to have the rear air ride system (because it's got the air shocks underneath and it's got the compressor assembly under the hood by the master cylinder) but it's obviously not working because any time two people or more sit in the back seat every hump on the road i go over the whole rear end scrapes the ground :/
I know it's supposed to level automatically via sensors, but i have no clue as to where those sensors are (it'd make sense since it's an old car and they didn't use computers to level, that the sensors would be under the car, close to the rear axle i guess...) and i don't know why it's not working (i haven't tested anything other than basics, like the fuse, etc.).
What steps should i go about testing as to what's not working... someone said power the compressor manually, but there's like 5 wires going to it, so i wouldn't know what wire to power
Help please
Thanks a lot
~Stealth
I have a 1980 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham, (368 6.0L V8)
I know it's supposed to have the rear air ride system (because it's got the air shocks underneath and it's got the compressor assembly under the hood by the master cylinder) but it's obviously not working because any time two people or more sit in the back seat every hump on the road i go over the whole rear end scrapes the ground :/
I know it's supposed to level automatically via sensors, but i have no clue as to where those sensors are (it'd make sense since it's an old car and they didn't use computers to level, that the sensors would be under the car, close to the rear axle i guess...) and i don't know why it's not working (i haven't tested anything other than basics, like the fuse, etc.).
What steps should i go about testing as to what's not working... someone said power the compressor manually, but there's like 5 wires going to it, so i wouldn't know what wire to power
Help please
Thanks a lot
~Stealth