enhance

Ok I forgot to plug in some connections so my service ride control, abs and ars lights were on
See http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=347358 .

Well.....My service Ride control is back on.....grrrrr.

Here is what was disconnected before:
1. A wire going to the bottom of the brake fluid res.
2. A wire leading to the center of the back of the brake rotor.

I can not find any other wire that is loose. I spent another hour looking again and can't find anything.

Could the wires being disconnected for a while cause a short in the selective ride control? I did drive around for a couple days with it like that.

Any other ideas?


[Modified by enhance, 8:11 PM 7/26/2002]

PTz-92-LT1

The only suggestion I could make is, check all the fuses, replace those gone then disconnect the negative battery terminal for 30 seconods and see if it happens again.

Two_Black_03

Just could be your FX-3 system is not working properly. Have you checked all the shocks and actuators to ensure that all are ok? These systems are poorly designed and don't seem to last too long. The actuators use small plastic gears that look like they could break easily due to heat and use (3 of 4 on mine are broken). Also, the pot metal gear on the shock is not too sturdy either. Could be that something has given up.

John Row

The wire going to the back of rotor goes to a speed sensor. I would expect this to trigger an ABS (or ASR if you have that, not sure when it started).

dlmeyers

Pull the codes from the SRC. Should tell you why the SRC light remains on.

The wires associated with the brake system do not interace with the SRC.

dlmeyers 90 coupe zf6 3 speed shocks