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Where is the air ride leveling switch on 95 Lincoln town car?

The air ride leveling switch on a 1995 Lincoln Town Car isn't a single, easily identifiable switch like a light switch. Instead, the system is controlled by the ride height sensor and the computer module (which controls the air compressor and valves). There's no manual "leveling switch" to adjust ride height.

The system automatically adjusts to maintain a level ride based on the load in the car and the sensor's reading. If you're having leveling issues, the problem likely lies with:

* The ride height sensor itself: This is a crucial component, and failure here would prevent proper leveling.

* The air compressor: If it's not working properly, it can't inflate or deflate the air suspension properly.

* The air lines and valves: Leaks or malfunctions in this part of the system will prevent it from working correctly.

* The computer module (control module): This is the "brain" of the system and problems here can cause various issues.

Therefore, you won't find a simple "switch" to adjust the ride height. Diagnosing air suspension problems requires a mechanic familiar with these systems.