When the Automatic Level Control (ALC) sensor detects an out of trim condition, the rear suspension leveling air compressor relay K19 energizes to provide B+ to the rear suspension leveling air compressor. The automatic level control sensor continuously monitors the controlling circuitry to determine if there is B+ present for a compress sequence or an air replenishment cycle (ARC).
The sensor detects that the relay output is not pulled down to ground when the sensor output is active.
| • | The sensor flashes the LEVELING indicator lamp. | 
| • | The sensor's discrete low side output drive for the relay is disabled. | 
| • | The sensor continuously attempts to recover form the fault | 
| • | DTC 05 is stored as a history code at the end of the ignition cycle | 
| • | When the sensor does not detect B+ at the low side drive output of the relay when a compress sequence or an ARC is required. | 
| • | Using a scan tool. | 
Refer to the diagnostic table.
The number(s) below refer to the step number(s) on the diagnostic table.
Step  | Action  | Value(s)  | Yes  | No  | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
1  | Has the Automatic Level Control (ALC) system Check been performed  | --  | Go to ALC Suspension System Check .  | |
 Is the voltage within the specified range?  | B+  | |||
3  | Locate and repair a short to B+ in circuits B25 and/or B56. If the circuits are OK, replace the rear suspension leveling air compressor relay K19. Is the repair or replacement complete?  | --  | --  | |
Replace the ALC sensor. Refer to Automatic Level Control in Suspension. Is the replacement complete?  | --  | --  | ||
5  | 
 Is the LEVELING indicator lamp flashing?  | --  | System OK  |