I have a 1995 caddy sedan deville, the "service sss" is dimly lit. where can i find speed sensitive suspension system electrical schematics to fix this problem ?

I've not delt with an SSS before, but I'd first head to that rear quarter and take a look for some pinched wires if the battery hasn't had a problem before. But do a load test on the battery just to be sure. The SSS will throw codes, but generally you and I don't have the ability to either read them or do anything with them, A good Caddy shop would be able to track it down, but on other sites I'm told the light comes on for various reasons, but go around replacing both struts and other nonsense Caddy built into their vehicles. But like any good troubleshooter, go for the simple things first, which leads me back to checking the load test and looking for pinched, chaffed, dirty connections or jarred wires. Some of the other guys may have further experience on SSS and they may be able to help further, but the basics are the basics and need to be looked at first before spending a bucket load of money on this one. Good luck, and keep us posted on what turns up.

1039 = (4.6L engine) loss of road sensing data.

1039 = (4.9L) engine) SSS (speed sensitive suspension)signal loss.

The 1039 code requires extensive diagnostic testing.

This problem only exists on cars with the electronic suspension option. Service SSS light comes on when the valving motor in the strut fails to move as commanded. This is usually signs of a failing strut. If you clear the code, it may function OK for a time but its days are probably numbered. New replacements are only available through GM and may run in excess of $500 each. Cadillac service bulletin # 00-03-11-001A has details of replacing these with standard struts and disabling the SSS computer.

most likely its the computer i have a 1992 caddi an i had the same problem it just stayed on get the computer module replaced and all should be well

You have two fuse panels one in the trunk and one under the hood both on the drivers side also on the one in the front you have maxi fuses underneath the them.............

yes u can, u will need one of suncore industries kits ($539.00) to do the conversion to standard shock strut system, u will also need the relay kit. Call them before u buy.
http://www.suncoreindustries.com/cadillac-pages/cadillac-deville/1994-1996/cadillac-deville-94-96-suspension-relay-connector-kit.htm

The SSS stands for Speed Sensative Steering or Speed Sensitive Suspension as far as fixing the system it's likely an air leak or a bad sensor. basically the cost of trouble shooting it and whatever the parts and labour are to fix it... have to know first what it is tho to give you a competent estimate.

SRS would be the air bags "secondary restraint system.

Robert

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hello as you no rs0030 is sss solenoid short to voltage / open circuit so check the sss solenoid connector for debris or corrosion cean and reconectit as aways diconnect neg side of battery before you do any thing with wiring thx

call your local caddy dealer and tell them what the codes are in the service department... they will probably tell you what you need to do or at least clarify what they mean good luck ray

The automatic fan speed control, self test the auto ac control center for fault codes.