Application:
For Audi A6(C6/4F) 2005-2011
For Audi S6 2005-2011
Reference OE/OEM NUMBER: 4F0616040 4F0616040AF
Placement on Vehicle:Front Right
What are the advantages of air suspension?
1. Driving becomes more comfortable
2. Increased longevity of your car
3. Your tires will last longer
4. Better handling, regardless of the terrain
5. Improved fuel economy
Air Shocks
Air shocks are used on the rear of a light-duty vehicle with limited space. An air shock looks like a standard shock absorber but with a larger shock body and a rubber air bellows. Air shocks can support some weight and offer load-leveling capability alongside a softer traditional coil spring.
Height Sensors
Height sensors will be connected to the body of the vehicle and have an arm that moves with the suspension. The height sensors will inform the suspension control computer of the current height that the vehicle is sitting at. If the height is outside of the normal range the computer will command the air compressor to run and add air or it will open a valve to release air until the vehicle is riding at the correct height.
Which side of my car is the Right and Left?
The right and left sides of an automobile are determined as if sitting in the car facing forward. Thus, the left side is on the left when sitting in the car facing forward, and the right side is on the right. For American cars, the driver’s side is on the left, and the passenger sits to the right of the driver. For cars in Japan, Britain, Ireland, the Bahamas and some other former British colonies -- where they drive on the left side of the road -- the passenger sits on the left side, and the driver (along with all the driving controls) is on the right.
What is an air suspension system?
Air suspension systems essentially replace a vehicle's coil springs with air springs. By adding in an on-board air compressor, sensors and electronic controls, today's air suspension systems provide several advantages over all-metal, conventional springs, including near-instant tuning, and the ability to adapt handling to different situations and vary load capability.
