Arnott continues to expand its European product offering with new ride height sensors, valve blocks, and electronic suspension solutions engineered for today’s advanced air suspension systems.
Designed to meet OE performance standards and provide direct-fit installation, these latest additions help distributors, workshops, and installers complete repairs with confidence across a growing range of premium European and North American vehicle applications.
From restoring accurate ride height readings to managing air distribution and electronic damping control, these new products are developed to support proper suspension performance, ride comfort, and vehicle stability.
Overview of New Releases:
Electronic eRide Shock Absorbers
- SKE-4380: Arnott Rear Electronic eRide Shock - 2017→ Audi Q7 (4M) Standard Suspension, without GP0
Ride Height Sensors
- RH-5681: Front Right Ride Height Sensor - 2021→ Various GM SUVs (T1), 2023→ Various GM Trucks (T1)
- RH-5682: Front Left Ride Height Sensor - 2021→ Various GM SUVs (T1), 2023→ Various GM Trucks (T1)
Valve Blocks
New Electronic Shock Absorber
SKE-4380 — Arnott Rear Electronic eRide Shock
The SKE-4380 Arnott rear electronic eRide shock is engineered for the Audi Q7 (4M) equipped with standard suspension systems. Designed to integrate with the vehicle’s electronic damping controls, this direct-fit solution helps restore ride comfort, handling, and suspension
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What Is an Electronic eRide Shock Absorber?
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eRide Electronic shock absorbers use electronically controlled damping technology to automatically adjust suspension firmness based on driving conditions, vehicle movement, and road inputs. |
These systems help improve:
When an electronic shock absorber fails, drivers may notice reduced ride quality, excessive bouncing, suspension warning lights, or inconsistent handling characteristics. Replacing worn electronic dampers helps restore intended suspension performance and comfort. |
New Ride Height Sensors
RH-5681 — Front Right Ride Height Sensor
The RH-5681 front right ride height sensor is designed for select GM T1 platform SUVs and trucks equipped with advanced suspension systems. This direct-fit sensor helps restore accurate ride height monitoring and proper suspension system communication.
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RH-5682 — Front Left Ride Height Sensor
The RH-5682 front left ride height sensor provides OE-style fitment and functionality for select GM T1 applications. Engineered to support proper suspension calibration and vehicle leveling, this sensor helps maintain intended ride characteristics and system operation.
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What is a Ride Height Sensor?
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A ride height sensor measures the position of a vehicle’s suspension and sends that information to the suspension control module. In air suspension and adaptive suspension systems, ride height sensors help determine how the vehicle should adjust ride height, damping, and leveling functions. |
When a ride height sensor fails, drivers may experience:
Replacing a faulty sensor helps restore accurate suspension data and proper system operation. |
New Valve Blocks
VB-5147 — RAPA OES Valve Block
The VB-5147 RAPA OES valve block is engineered for Mercedes-Benz applications equipped with advanced air suspension systems. This component manages airflow distribution throughout the suspension system to help maintain proper ride height and ride quality.
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VB-5644 — RAPA OES Valve Block
The VB-5644 RAPA OES valve block is designed for a range of modern Audi applications equipped with adaptive air suspension systems. Built to OE specifications, this valve block helps ensure proper air management and suspension functionality.
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What Does an Air Suspension Valve Block Do?
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An air suspension valve block controls how compressed air moves throughout the suspension system. Working together with the compressor, air springs, and control module, the valve block directs airflow to individual suspension components to maintain proper ride height and vehicle balance. |
Common signs of a failing valve block may include:
Replacing a worn or malfunctioning valve block can help restore proper air distribution and suspension performance. |
Support Your Next Suspension Repair with Arnott
For more than 35 years, Arnott has developed premium aftermarket air suspension products for luxury, performance, and specialty vehicle applications. With extensive application coverage, OE-quality engineering, and installer-focused support, Arnott continues to deliver trusted suspension solutions for distributors and repair professionals across the world.
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