Autoride bypass
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red02chevy
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Cool post your results. I just picked up another tahoe and will be lowering it soon and don't want to deal with the dash lights.
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it works ive installed the kit and no lights.
red02chevy
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What resistors did you use?
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i just got the resistors online on ebay. I havent had a chance to pull them out of stoarge to ohm them ill try this weekend.
May want to sticky this:
25 Watt, 3.9 Ohm resistors work perfectly for bypassing Autoride on 2007+ SUV's. I chopped off the connector and soldered the resistor across the two wires, then heatshrunk. Doesnt matter what side attaches to what. No error messages.
Now you can put any shocks on without "Service Suspension" messages, and youre only out about $10.
You can purchase them here
25 Watt, 3.9 Ohm resistors work perfectly for bypassing Autoride on 2007+ SUV's. I chopped off the connector and soldered the resistor across the two wires, then heatshrunk. Doesnt matter what side attaches to what. No error messages.
Now you can put any shocks on without "Service Suspension" messages, and youre only out about $10.
You can purchase them here
Will these work for the rear as well?
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