Any Way to Tell if F55 Magnetic Shocks are Bad with a Tech 2?
I have a 2003 coupe with the F55 magnetic ride; seems to be riding a lot harsher lately so wondering if the magnetic shocks might be bad. I picked up a new Tech 2 a few weeks ago, does anybody know if it can diagnose if the shocks are good or bad? Checked for codes and nothing there.
Thanks :flag: |
Try this path and see if it works. . .
RF Damper Actuator – Chassis > Electronic Suspension Control > Special Functions > Damper Actuator Test |
I vaguely remember someone posting something about disconnecting the battery to "wake" their F55 system up... I'm sorry I don't recall exactly how everything related... I just remember something like that. Might be worth a try.
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Originally Posted by Last C5
(Post 1589597537)
Try this path and see if it works. . .
RF Damper Actuator – Chassis > Electronic Suspension Control > Special Functions > Damper Actuator Test
Originally Posted by 73Corvette
(Post 1589597779)
I vaguely remember someone posting something about disconnecting the battery to "wake" their F55 system up... I'm sorry I don't recall exactly how everything related... I just remember something like that. Might be worth a try.
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I would just look at them to see if they were leaking. but I don't have a tech II. Interested to know what you find though.
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Originally Posted by Last C5
(Post 1589597537)
Try this path and see if it works. . .
RF Damper Actuator – Chassis > Electronic Suspension Control > Special Functions > Damper Actuator Test |
Originally Posted by 8VETTE7
(Post 1589602075)
Have you checked all 4 for leaking (Post #5)???
Have you cycled the setting dial on the center console back and forth to see if perhaps it was sticking in SPORT mode when you thought you had selected TOUR mode??? No, just getting to that, wanted to post the Tech 2 info while it was fresh in my head. Yes, I did cycle the switch and I also used the Tech 2 to check it and it seemed good. Looks like the LR and RF might be leaking. |
Originally Posted by 8VETTE7
(Post 1589602293)
If any are in fact leaking they cannot possibly be working as designed.
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Originally Posted by 8VETTE7
(Post 1589602457)
When my F55's start leaking (not an IF question IMHO) I already have the non F55 shocks ready and the instructions how to remove the F55 RPO. I know others will argue this, but NO SHOCK is worth the going prices of the F55's.
What are you going to go with? C6 Z51's? Might be hitting you up in the near future for the F55 delete if you don't mind? :flag: |
Originally Posted by 8VETTE7
(Post 1589602601)
C6 Z06 shocks already sitting in my garage waiting. Here is a link to the F55 RPO delete procedure. Follow them EXACTLY:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-and-25-a.html My car has gotten a bit past stock :toetap: and the springs needed to be changed as well as the sways. Springs are C5 Z06 and sways are C6Z06. Spring rates of the C5 Z are close to those of the C6 Z and C6 springs cannot be installed in a C5. |
Originally Posted by rpm462
(Post 1589602041)
The path on mine was worded a bit different but I did get to RTD-Spec Functions>shock solenoid test. When I turned them on they all went to 95% and when I hit the cycle button they all cycled ok and no DTC's were thrown so it looks like at least the shock solenoids are working.
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Originally Posted by 8VETTE7
(Post 1589602601)
C6 Z06 shocks already sitting in my garage waiting. Here is a link to the F55 RPO delete procedure. Follow them EXACTLY:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...-and-25-a.html My car has gotten a bit past stock :toetap: and the springs needed to be changed as well as the sways. Springs are C5 Z06 and sways are C6Z06. Spring rates of the C5 Z are close to those of the C6 Z and C6 springs cannot be installed in a C5. |
Remove F55 RPO
Originally Posted by 8VETTE7
(Post 1589602457)
When my F55's start leaking (not an IF question IMHO) I already have the non F55 shocks ready and the instructions how to remove the F55 RPO. I know others will argue this, but NO SHOCK is worth the going prices of the F55's.
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