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    • Replaced By: -W705040-S439
    MSRP: $32.40 Your Price: $19.04
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Ride Height Sensor Installation and Repair Tips for 2000 Ford Explorer

  • Q: How should you service the ride height sensor to ensure safety and proper installation on 2000 Ford Explorer?
    A: Turn off air suspension system before servicing ride height sensor to avoid unexpected inflation and deflation. Lift the car, take off the spare tire, get the height sensor off, take off the harness, and unscrew the clips, and pull the sensor off the studs. So to install the new sensor, reverse these steps.
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