Adaptive Air Spring Module - Front - LH - Remove And Replace: Removal
- Support the vehicle on a 2-post lift, but do not raise it at this stage. See Raise Vehicle - 2 Post Lift .
- Open the LH front door and lower the window.
- Enable Jack Mode. See Jack Mode Activation .
- Depressurize the front LH air spring module. See AIR SUSPENSION - PRESSURIZE/DEPRESSURIZE - ONE AIR SPRING .
- Remove the rear center underhood apron. See Underhood Apron - Rear (Remove And Replace) .
- Disconnect the LH HEPA duct drain hose from the HEPA intake duct.
- Remove the LH front wheel.
- Remove the LH front wheel arch liner. See Wheel Arch Liner - Front - LH (Remove and Replace) .
- Release the LH damper harness connectors (x2) from the LH front air spring module.
- Release the LH adaptive air spring module harness from the bracket.
- Release the tabs (x2) that attach the LH damper harness bracket to the LH front air spring module.
- Remove the bolt (torque 6 N.m) that attaches the flexible brake hose bracket to the LH air spring module.
- Remove the nut and bolt (torque 140 N.m) that attach the LH front air spring module to the LH front lower aft link assembly.
- Remove the nut (torque 60 N.m) that attaches the upper control arm ball joint to the knuckle, and then disconnect the LH knuckle from the upper control arm.NOTE: Compress the upper control arm ball joint to the knuckle, and then remove the bolt. Support the knuckle while the ball joint is released.
- Lower the vehicle to a comfortable working height.
- Release the nut that (2 N.m) attaches the air line fitting to the LH air spring module.NOTE: Once air leak can be heard, stop turning until all air is released.
- For each released end of an air suspension line, use a flat blade screwdriver to snap off the old collet, and discard the collet and nut (VOSS fitting).
- Remove the nuts (torque 39 N.m) that attach the front LH air spring module to the shock tower.
- Carefully remove the air spring module from the vehicle.