OEM Dodge Ride Height Sensor

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The Dodge Ride Height Sensor monitors the distance between the chassis and suspension and sends that information to keep the stance level, the headlights properly aimed, and the vehicle stability on-road solid. Dodge came from a gritty machine shop that applied steel and horsepower to create a loud attitude. The 1914 all-steel body proved toughness mattered. Today's snarling HEMI still pounds the pavement with brutal torque. The brand is not one to hide behind fake luxury, delivering instead raw thrills, bold lines, and cockpit controls that practically beg you to mash the throttle. The recent Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust even lets an electric car roar with muscle sound at 600 watts of output, switching from stealth to drag on a single tap. The spirit pairs perfectly with a precise Ride Height Sensor that keeps the chassis planted when the driver dives into corners. When a tired sensor is due for a change, it can be accomplished on the weekend with basic tools. The Dodge should be parked on level ground, and the wheels chocked. Then pull the negative cable. Get below the car, find the Ride Height Sensor on the control arm, and unclip the harness. Detach the small linkage rod and two bolts. Clean the bracket, place the new Ride Height Sensor on its pedestal, tighten the bolts, and reattach the rod. The wiring must be routed away from any moving parts. Once the wiring is complete, the battery must be reconnected and run the in-car calibration. Finally, drive the Dodge around the block over a few bumps to confirm that the stance and lights are dead on.