ECL problems (i think)
08-30-2006, 09:39 PM
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BOTH lights on indicates a problem in the system.
If the system works properly, only the light selected will light.
The change in ride firmness is VERY subtle on older CCR struts. They may work in the right modes, but be old and worn enough that you won't notice it.
My 95 has CCR, it works, but the firmness change is very hard to detect.
ELC is totally automatic, and you have no selectable control over it.
If the system works properly, only the light selected will light.
The change in ride firmness is VERY subtle on older CCR struts. They may work in the right modes, but be old and worn enough that you won't notice it.
My 95 has CCR, it works, but the firmness change is very hard to detect.
ELC is totally automatic, and you have no selectable control over it.
08-31-2006, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by willwren
BOTH lights on indicates a problem in the system.
If the system works properly, only the light selected will light.
If the system works properly, only the light selected will light.
But what if neither light works? I've checked all fuses and all seem to be good.
08-31-2006, 06:46 PM
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Then the little LED'* in the buttons are burnt out. Try another switch pod from the wrecker, eBay, or here. Or find a local member for a quick troubleshooting swap.
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