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I am in the process of removing my f45 shocks and dont want to break anything as they are in good shape and can probably sell them for a few bucks. Is this black plastic case sorrounding the wire that leads into the shock removable? If it is, do I just pry it?
Great photo. I think you can trace the wires back towards the frame and there will be a pig tail to disconnect the shock from the harness. Can't remember off the top of my head though.
You'll also have to disable the f45 shocks in the bcm. You can do that one of three (really two) ways. If you have the tech II software, you can deprogram it in the bcm. If not you can buy an elimination kit, ot build them yourself with a little time and some resistors. Hope that helps you out.
Last edited by Proletariat designs; 06-30-2017 at 07:49 PM.
Great photo. I think you can trace the wires back towards the frame and there will be a pig tail to disconnect the shock from the harness. Can't remember off the top of my head though.
You'll also have to disable the f45 shocks in the bcm. You can do that one of three (really two) ways. If you have the tech II software, you can deprogram it in the bcm. If not you can buy an elimination kit, ot build them yourself with a little time and some resistors. Hope that helps you out.
Thanks. I found where it clips. Not sure why I thought it was clipped into the shock but anyways I got everything out. I already had the Real Time Dampening programmed out at the dealer a few weeks ago and the ESC disconnected. I'm putting in some c6 z06 shocks right now.
Last edited by jackjohnson_218; 06-30-2017 at 09:19 PM.
06-30-2017, 04:41 PM
F45 sensor removal
but anyways I got everything out. I already had the Real Time Dampening programmed out at the dealer a few weeks ago and the ESC disconnected. I'm putting in some c6 z06 shocks right now.