It is a sensor with 2 wires going into it located between air filter and throttle body.
The IAT sensor, or Intake Air Temperature sensor, is typically located in the air duct between the air filter and the throttle body.
The Dodge Neon does not have a MAF (Mass Air Flow) Sensor. It does, however, have a MAP (Mass Air Pressure) sensor located on the intake manifold between the two left runners.
you can turn the switch off (located on the right side of the trunk) or you can replace the air springs with regular spring. there is a special suspension kit
It should be in the air boot between the air filter box and throttle body (it is a two wire sensor)
Air suspension height sensor is under car, between the rear axle and the underside of the body.
Check the Height Sensor.
the air suspension sensors for each air shocks are located on the top of each air strut, two in the trunk and the other two under the hood.
if the unit has 4 wheel air suspension then the frt sensors are located on the lower frt control arm and on the rear control arms in the rear if it only has rear air suspension the sensor is located on the rear axle on the drivers side and is attached on the frame it is a very simple level sensor
height sensors are usually located on the top of the air strut underneath the hood of the car. There may be a plastic cover over the sensor that holds all the wires in it that go to the vehicle, if you take it off you should see the sensor, cant miss it. in the trunk there is no covering so you should be able to get to it. hope this helps.
you have to have a special height sensor tool that can adjust it for you, go to the local parts store and see if they sell it, or if your lucky enough to have a friend that has one.
The sensor that tells the system if the air suspension is too high or low is located behind and above the axle and in front of the fuel tank. It is about the size of a ball point pen. It is attached to the car body and to a bar that moves with the axle.
Bad height sensor or air suspension compressor has died? If you hear the pump, then it might be the sensors. If there's nothing, could be a blown fuse or the system was swtiched off (switch in the trunk)
A faulty level sensor.
Yes and no, depends if its an electronically controlled with sensor air bag, 1990's thru 2002 the air ride suspension is electronically controlled, if you have this you cant fill them manually, the only way you can fill a suspension manually is if you have air filled shock absorbers, there is a little black nipple on the side you add air from an air pump so your suitable air ride height, do not attempt to add air to an ECAB on lincolns.
useally no if the suspension is at the normal ride height. Air Suspension fault is normally messaged if the reservoir doesnt reach 14 bar in 3 minutes due to a weak air suspension compressor
the intake sensor located with the air flow sensor.