help checking air suspension module

[quahog]

Fellas,
I recently replaced my air suspension compressor and my car is still riding low. :bigcry: The compressor is obviously not the problem. In reading other posts regarding the air suspension compressor, I figured it has to be the module behind the glove box. I would like to check this module to make sure it is not loose. My wife mentioned that she hit a couple of bumps really hard right before the air susp. light came on. How do I remove the glove box to check. Any help would be appreciated. :help: Thank you...

[ImpalaSlayer]

Fellas,
I recently replaced my air suspension compressor and my car is still riding low. :bigcry: The compressor is obviously not the problem. In reading other posts regarding the air suspension compressor, I figured it has to be the module behind the glove box. I would like to check this module to make sure it is not loose. My wife mentioned that she hit a couple of bumps really hard right before the air susp. light came on. How do I remove the glove box to check. Any help would be appreciated. :help: Thank you...


did you check to make sure the rear ride height sensor is still in place? the the bag deflate instantly or over time?

[quahog]

I have not checked ride height sensor. Where do I find this? Also, I thought it couldn't hurt to check module. Any idea how I can remove glove box?

[boatmangc]

I just had the same thing with mine and the sensor arm was actually bent and it had no output through OBD.

[quahog]

Thanks for the input. I checked the ride height sensor and it was knocked off. Re-attached and now i have air ride again.:D