Does changing ride height require control module update
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From: Fulshear, TX
Alright, drove the car into the office this morning... Overall, the car does feel less bouncy now across transitions or when leaned over in a corner. I'm not going to call this a requirement by any stretch, but if you have access to the scan tool, I'd say its worthwhile to perform the procedure.
The instructions the tool gives is to have >3 gallons of fuel in the tank and to have the car completely empty of passengers & cargo.
Last edited by Kracka; Feb 6, 2024 at 08:07 PM.
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From: Garden Valley CA
I did a little more in-depth test-driving this evening and there is a definite difference in ride quality, especially in Sport mode. The car is noticably more stable under hard braking when the nose dives down. Again, not a huge change, but glad I did the recalibration and suggest anyone who has the scan tool and is lowered to perform it. I'm happy to perform it for anyone in the DFW-area to increase our sample size and feedback.
The instructions the tool gives is to have >3 gallons of fuel in the tank and to have the car completely empty of passengers & cargo.
The instructions the tool gives is to have >3 gallons of fuel in the tank and to have the car completely empty of passengers & cargo.
