OEM Scion Ride Height Sensor

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The Scion Ride Height Sensor ensures that your small car tuned car does not roll over by sending real time suspension feedback to the control module to ensure that the chassis is always in the correct position. Scion, born in 2003, was characterized by the use of bold colors, set prices and online communities that gave young drivers a chance to test a virtual wheel and purchase it. The brand was a kind of brand lab, with limited Release Series editions that were collectible even at their inception. Simple menus helped to do away with haggling and light chassis and tight turning made every commute enjoyment. Despite the bankruptcy of Scion that happened in 2016, the ownership of the brand still shows more than one million followers of the brand and its carefree spirit. This electronic arm and module is a small electronic unit that measures the distance between the chassis and the suspension, headlight aim, ride comfort, and stability control. A faulty Ride Height Sensor could turn on warning lights and that is why it is time-saving to change it on your own. To install a Ride Height Sensor on a Scion, one should first park in a flat area, disconnect the battery and take off the wheel. Find the sensor of the suspension arm, pull off the harness, and unbolt the unit and its connection. Wipe the mount pad, attach the replacement, secure the fasteners and connect the linkage to the ball joint. Move the wiring off the moving parts, reconnect the battery and run the calibration menu. In Scion cars, the drivers are completed with a brief road test to ensure that the Ride Height Sensor now displays even values.