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Sounds like you have air ride and your system has developed a leak. I suggest getting it fixed soon. You will burn up your compressor and that can get expensive.
The shocks do not set ride Hightower. The leaf springs set ride hieght in the rear. So ether the leaf springs are worn out or the shackles that hold the springs to the frame are broken (should be very obvious if they are). Most likely the rear leaf springs are the problem.
90% of all vehicle questions or issues that have
to be checked out,unless purely mechanical,
will require the use of a professional grade scan
tool. So for the most part very few people can
work on todays technology.
You will need a repair shop, I would do not
ever recommend a dealer for anything,some people do
Sounds like the front "air ride suspension" is out.
That works off rubber bags built into the springs. If one or both has developed a leak/hile, it lets the front end (or rear or both) drop to ride on the bottom of the suspension.
Get the wallet out. It's expensive.
Sorry :-(
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