Understanding Air Suspension Systems

The video tutorial explains aftermarket air suspension systems, detailing their components and functionality. It covers airbag struts, tanks, pumps, sensors, and controllers, and describes how these parts work together to adjust a car's height. The tutorial concludes with a discussion on the pros and cons of air suspension systems.

What is the general perception of aftermarket air suspension?

• It is universally disliked.

• Opinions are divided.

• Everyone loves it.

• Everyone hates it.

Which of the following is NOT a main component of an air suspension system?

• Pump

• Exhaust

• Airbag struts

• Tank

What is the function of the sensors in an air suspension system?

• To control the height

• To inflate the airbags

• To store pressurized air

• To deflate the airbags

How does the air suspension system adjust the car's height when weight is added or removed?

• By manually adjusting the struts

• By releasing air from the tank

• By automatically adjusting the struts

• By inflating the airbags

What happens when you select the lower mode on the control wrap?

• The pressure in the airbags is released

• The pump kicks on

• The car remains the same

• The car is raised

What action is taken to raise the car to get over bumps?

• Release the pressure in the airbags

• Hit the higher setting

• Manually adjust the struts

• Select the lower mode

What is the main purpose of the pump in an air suspension system?

• To control the height

• To push the car up

• To store pressurized air

• To deflate the airbags

What is the final question posed about air suspension systems?

• Is it worth the investment?

• Is it a clever system that gives you the best of both worlds?

• Is it a part that can ruin a good car?

• Both A and B