repair and test rear air shock compressor motor

Asked by Epica_721 Feb 27, 2017 at 08:00 PM about the 2001 Buick LeSabre Limited Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

show which terminals should have power to them! where can a person get a
level sensor cheaper than the dealership?
thanks>

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I do not have a manual for your car so I cannot give you specific terminal information..... I do have a manual for a 89 Riviera and suspect the system is very similar. It shows a 4 position connector at the pump, one wire is hot all the time (happens to be orange/black in the Riv) One wire goes to ground and that is almost always black One wire goes to the level control sensor (this opens and closes the air line) The last wire comes from a RELAY (which could be bad) the relay is turned on by the level control sensor. and the 12v line going to the relay is only hot when the key is on. If either of the fuses are blown the system will not work If the relay is bad, the pump motor will not turn on.

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