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AUTO LEVELING SENSOR

Purpose

  • The auto leveling sensor detects the vehicle height and outputs it to the auto leveling control module/AFS control module.

Function

  • The auto leveling sensor changes the detected vehicle height into a voltage value and outputs it to the auto leveling control module/AFS control module.

Construction

  • The auto leveling sensor is located on the rear crossmember.

  • The auto leveling sensor consists of link No.1, link No.2, and the Hall sensor.

Operation

1. If the rear crossmember slumps under a load and passengers, the auto leveling sensor link changes.
2. The auto leveling sensor changes the voltage value according to the angles of the links and outputs to the auto leveling control module/AFS control module.

Fail-safe

  • Not applicable

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