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The 1995 Lincoln Continental uses an air suspension system with an electric compressor that supplies air to the springs. The compressor assembly often includes a dryer, or desiccant cartridge, that removes moisture from the air system. Over time, the dryer can become saturated, causing corrosion or poor suspension performance. Common symptoms include sagging, the compressor running frequently, a rough ride, or an air ride warning light. Before replacing parts, inspect the compressor relay, height sensors, wiring, air lines, and air springs. Replacement typically involves relieving air pressure, disconnecting the harness and lines, removing the old compressor/dryer unit, and installing the new unit with fresh O-rings. Always confirm the exact OEM or aftermarket part number using the vehicle VIN, because 1995 models may use different connector types and mounts.