How do you lower rear shocks on 95 Cadillac deville?

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Answer: lower rear shocks on 95 CadillacI will tell you, IT IS NOT EASY, but it can be done. But you could do what I did on my 91' cadi. deville, your car is eqiped with a air ride system, just about all caddy's 1990 and up have this. It's a little air compresser that airs up the back of your car when the car rides low, it's call a self leveling system. Now what you want to do is get under the hood of your car and find were it is, should be easy to find. Now, find were the wires hook up to it and disconnect the wires from the compresser. There shoulded be no need to cut the wires, there should just be a connecter that you can disconnect. After you do this, YOUR DONE! You won't see a difference right away, it takes a while for the rest of the air to get out of the rear shocks. It will make the car lower, but it rides the same, it also rides smoother & softer.I unhooked mine and it never even lite up a "Check Engine" light on the dash.

Now if that's not low enough for you, here's the hard part, I'll try to tell this shorly. Jack up the back of your car off the ground and put jack stands on the body/fram, ( somewere that's safe and strong ). Take off you back tires ond find a way to take out your rear coil springs. ( this job will take a while ) After you got out both coil springs, take them and cut off some of the sping, BOTH have to be the same. Cut off about 1/4 or 1/3 of the spring. If all looks good, put it all back togather and there you go. But I prefer to unhook the air ride system. Good luck, hope you'll be ridin' low.