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Select K19 : Suspension Control Module from the list. Click Next. Select Programming. Click Next. Select With Semi Active Damping System and click Next.
There will be two modules listed. Operating System and Real Time damping. Click each one and post the part number that's shown. The part numbers are not unique to your car, so there's no harm in posting them.
I think, but I'm not 100% sure, that that page will show whether or not the update was applied to your VIN. You do not need to post your VIN. Just post the calibration part numbers and a brief description of your car. 2016 Z06 A8, 2014 Z51 M7, etc.
Select K19 : Suspension Control Module from the list. Click Next. Select Programming. Click Next. Select With Semi Active Damping System and click Next.
There will be two modules listed. Operating System and Real Time damping. Click each one and post the part number that's shown. The part numbers are not unique to your car, so there's no harm in posting them.
I think, but I'm not 100% sure, that that page will show whether or not the update was applied to your VIN. You do not need to post your VIN. Just post the calibration part numbers and a brief description of your car. 2016 Z06 A8, 2014 Z51 M7, etc.
Just keep in mind that GM changes part numbers as often as most people change their socks. What's true today might not be true tomorrow. Make sure you're using the latest copy of the bulletin if you try this for yourself to increase your odds of having accurate part numbers.
Maybe itch808 can confirm this for us, but I think the MSRC upgrade calibration description should say something similar to "New calibration to support performance parts and motor sport catalog customers".
Just keep in mind that GM changes part numbers as often as most people change their socks. What's true today might not be true tomorrow. Make sure you're using the latest copy of the bulletin if you try this for yourself to increase your odds of having accurate part numbers.
Maybe itch808 can confirm this for us, but I think the MSRC upgrade calibration description should say something similar to "New calibration to support performance parts and motor sport catalog customers".
Just keep in mind that GM changes part numbers as often as most people change their socks. What's true today might not be true tomorrow. Make sure you're using the latest copy of the bulletin if you try this for yourself to increase your odds of having accurate part numbers.
Maybe itch808 can confirm this for us, but I think the MSRC upgrade calibration description should say something similar to "New calibration to support performance parts and motor sport catalog customers".
I can confirm that the reference numbers above for the 2016 Z06/07 are incorrect. However a quick google search revealed latest info and matched my VIS report.
I can confirm that the reference numbers above for the 2016 Z06/07 are incorrect. However a quick google search revealed latest info and matched my VIS report.
Thanks. I was hesitant to post this at all for this very reason. I didn't want someone blowing up at their service advisor because their numbers didn't match what some random person posted on an internet forum. But I'm hoping that everyone can be responsible, do their homework, and then be polite if they do find something that doesn't appear correct.
How long does it take to see a change applied to the TIS report? Just had the recalibration performed at the local dealership but I believe that it is showing the old calibration, but it has been less than one hour after the Service Department finished.
Operating system: 23201895
Real Time Damping: 23207807
03-06-2018, 05:23 PM
Any way to check/confirm GM mag ride update was done?
