Arnott’s aftermarket ride height sensors precisely measure relative chassis movement to ensure a level, balanced ride. This data is sent to the Electronic Control Unit (ECU), which signals the valve block to open the valve, so pressurized air from the pressure reservoir will adjust the air pressure in the air spring. After that the compressor will run to restore pressure in the reservoir. Over time, ride height sensors can wear or sustain damage from road debris, accidents, or exposure to water and salt. Replacing a faulty sensor helps protect the integrity and performance of the vehicle’s air suspension system.
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Relentless Innovation
Designed for optimal performance and ease of install.
Built to Last
Premium components and rigorous testing ensure safety and durability.
Right Part. Right Time.
93% market coverage and global distribution guarantee part availability when and where you need it.
Serviced for Success
World-class training, access to technical experts, and a hassle-free warranty process.
