Tonyrodz
Resident Resident
Just think of the money they're saving you!I would love some long tubes, but this ****** state only approved some shorty headers so there's really no reason in changing out the manifolds
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Just think of the money they're saving you!I would love some long tubes, but this ****** state only approved some shorty headers so there's really no reason in changing out the manifolds
Bah!Just think of the money they're saving you!
I need one of those trees in my yard!Bah!
That stuff grows on trees ya know. Lol
Solid solution, in my opinion.A rather shade tree move, but it was a solid solution. Pictures to follow
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Or perhaps a faulty connection. Whenever I remove the connector from those, I use electrical contact cleaner before I put it back on. Otherwise I get the same error.Ugh!
I suspect a faulty shock.
- Checked the plug > Good
- Checked the resistance of the shock > Open
- Plugged it back in and drove to work > No service suspension message anymore.
Going to check the code again when I get home.
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Solid solution, in my opinion.
Side note: I have Scorpion Verde's on my LR2. 20,000 miles and they're due for replacement (even wear, good alignment). I'm pretty sure they're made of Parmesan cheese.
But what about the fact the shock tested open with no resistance? Should be around 3.5 Ohms right?Or perhaps a faulty connection. Whenever I remove the connector from those, I use electrical contact cleaner before I put it back on. Otherwise I get the same error.