F45 code
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F45 code
After installing resistors that supposed fix issue and delete maximum speed 80 miles/hour, problem still exists !!! Does anyone know solution other than tech 2 which I don't have it ?
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Agree. OPs thread says F45. Resistors work on F45, and on the '03. The '04s, according to Lyle@C&S Corvettes, have no way of tuning out or using resistors to fool the BCM. Lyle told me the '04s can only be fixed by replacing the OEM shocks with OEM, $600-$700 (each!) shocks. If anyone knows different, please post up. C&S is usually spot on.....
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I do know it will work on the 03's
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The way GM, and probably all manufacturers are today, they probably set up the BCM to ensure that there's no workaround; the owners of the '04s have to start buying some of those overstocked expensive shocks! Don't know the exact cost of the shocks, but a good guess would be at least $600 each×4=$2,400+tax!!!!