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97 Blazer rear axle troubleshoot Automatic Level Control
Dear Rodders,
I have automatic level control on my car and would like to know how does that system works. I have an air pump hidden in the fender, air shocks, and a automatic level control sensor I disassembled the pump and tested it. I works fine. I tested the supply of the pumps. 12V available. I tested the pump relay. Works fine as well. How do I test the automatic level control sensor? Thank you in advance. I have am 1997 Blazer Export Model. They added the level control to pass legal requirements. They donīt want to light up the sky if you are driving at night loaded. BR Bob Last edited by monette999; 04-24-2010 at 09:15 AM. Reason: typo 
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