Test B (Code 42) Air Spring Solenoid Shorted
- Remove and inspect 30-amp fuse for circuit No. 414 (Orange/Red wire) located in fuse/relay box, behind battery. If fuse is good, go to next step. If fuse is blown, repair short circuit to ground in circuit No. 414. Replace 30-amp fuse and repeat SERVICE BAY DIAGNOSTICS under TESTING & DIAGNOSIS.NOTE: If circuits No. 416 (Light Blue/Black) or No. 429 (Purple/Light Green) are shorted to ground, the corresponding spring solenoid valve will ALWAYS be open, even with ignition off.
- Turn air suspension switch off. Disconnect control module connectors. Turn air suspension switch on. Measure voltage between pins No. 13 and 6 of control module connectors. If 12 volts are indicated, go to next step. If zero volts are indicated, circuit No. 429 (Purple/Light Green wire) has short to ground. Go to next step before repairing.
- Measure voltage between pins No. 25 and 6 of control module connectors. If 12 volts are indicated in this step and step 2), replace control module. Repeat SERVICE BAY DIAGNOSTICS under TESTING & DIAGNOSIS. If zero volts are indicated in this step and/or step 2), repair short circuit to ground in circuit No. 416 and/or circuit No. 429. Repeat SERVICE BAY DIAGNOSTICS under TESTING & DIAGNOSIS.