Arnott RH-5239 Suspension Ride Height Sensor - Rear Right

Arnott RH-5239 Rear Right Ride Height Sensor

Arnott RH-5239 is a new suspension ride height sensor for vehicles with air suspension leveling systems. It measures chassis-to-road distance and sends that signal to the ECU so the system can adjust air pressure in the struts as needed.

Compatible with 2005-2013 Chevrolet Corvette, rear right, and 2004-2009 Cadillac XLR, rear right, this sensor supports accurate ride-height feedback for vehicles that rely on electronic leveling control. The black oval connector, male pin terminal, and standard-grade construction match the application requirements for a direct replacement.

Key Features

• New suspension ride height sensor from Arnott
• Black connector with oval shape
• Male connector and male pin terminal
• Single connector and single terminal design
• Standard-grade replacement for air suspension leveling systems
• Rear right position application
• Cross-reference: 89047645

How It Works

The RH-5239 ride height sensor reports suspension position to the ECU, which then commands the air suspension compressor to add or release air as needed. On Chevrolet Corvette and Cadillac XLR applications, accurate sensor input is critical for maintaining proper vehicle stance and suspension response. Arnott RH-5239 is built as a replacement for the rear right sensor location on the listed vehicles.

Common Problems It Can Address

• Incorrect vehicle ride height readings
• Air suspension compressor cycling too often
• Uneven rear suspension leveling
• Warning lights related to suspension height feedback
• Sensor failure from road debris, water, salt, or impact damage

Installation Notes

Verify the rear right mounting location before installation and compare the connector style, terminal type, and connector shape to the original sensor. Inspect the surrounding suspension components, wiring, and linkage for corrosion or damage before fitting the new unit. After installation, confirm that the system levels correctly and that the ECU receives proper height feedback.

Quality Assurance

Arnott supplies this as a new aftermarket ride height sensor for air suspension systems. It is built to replace the original sensor used on the listed Chevrolet Corvette and Cadillac XLR applications.