Mag ride delete/Simulator question
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4th Gear
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From: Orlando, FL
Mag ride delete/Simulator question
Hello everyone, I got a 2005 Corvette here that I just put coilovers on, and right after they were installed I got 3 warning messages: "Service Ride Control" "Shocks Inoperative" and "Maximum Speed 80MPH". I did some reading and I saw two things, I've seen people figure it out with a "Tech II" device or MAG ride simulators. I called Chevy and they said they wouldn't be able to do it since it goes against GM software. I also talked to a tuner and said he wouldn't be able to do it since it's a dealer software that he doesn't have access to. So I'm thinking of going the simulator route, is there anything I need to know before doing this or do I just slap them in? Apologies if this is a dumb question but I am new to the platform! Thanks!
Simulators Here
Simulators Here
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GM doesn't use Tech2 anymore regularly, you need a small shop that has one. I've done 2 of these this year. You are simply swapping from one factory option to another, a caring dealer could do this for you. It's in the BCM module options
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It take this long with Tech2win software, since just need to deselect RTD in the bcm rpo's, and hit save to delete the F55 system out of the car.
And on the C6, can leave the F55 module in the car, so does not even have to be removed like you need to do on the C5 cars.
And on the C6, can leave the F55 module in the car, so does not even have to be removed like you need to do on the C5 cars.
