Active Handling
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From: Boise ID
Many sensors, control computer……Cost prohibitive.
This link gives an overview.
http://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/...ehandling.html
This link gives an overview.
http://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/...ehandling.html
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Joined: Aug 2000
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From: San Rafael CA
1) EBCM that is enabled for Active Handling
2) Yaw rate sensor
3) lateral accelerometer
4) May need steering angle sensor
Depending on your car, it is possible you would have to add wiring for all of this, as I believe the wiring looms before JL4 was offered have no wiring for the sensors.
I'd guess parts alone would run about $1,500.00
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Heel & Toe
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Active Handling
Thanks for the input. I did not know when the wiring change was made, but will check my vin # to determine if my 99 has the proper harness. As far as parts go I thought I could salvage them for a car being parted out.
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From: San Rafael CA
The EBCM has a large wiring connector on it. The connector is a 29 pin connector. The upper row of pins are numbered 1 thru 15, and the lower (shorter) row of pins are numbered 16 thru 29. If you disconnect the connector and turn it so the pins are pointing toward you, the 1 and 16 pins will be the leftmost pins.
Check for the following wires on the following pins ...
pin 5 - Light Green / Black
pin 17 - Black
pin 19 - Dark Blue
If those wires are part of yur wiring, then the harness is JL4 (Active Handling) capable. If those wires aren't there, then you'll need to look into adding all the wiring for the JL4 option.
HTH
