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My performance and touring ride buttons lights are both on, so read that you should disable the CCR, and it'* under the drivers seat. Like... under the carpet or under the car on the drivers side? I've looked under the seat, nothing. Also, if my struts are failing, will my battery go dead(ELC)? And if so, can I disable this feature? My ride in the car seems to be ok, for a car with 152000 miles. Your input is much appreciated. THX!
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
The CCR will not run the battery dead. It only sees a fault and lit both buttons to tell you.
Same thing with my old 1998 SSE, but that didn't have CCR, just the standard ELC air ride.
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Ok, so where exactly is the CCR, so that I can disable it? And I haven't had any problems with the ELC yet, but I still have the OEM struts and when they go bad, how do I disable it? THX!
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If you want to find out what the problem is see this thread
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/techinfo/?article=17
And to disable them.
I can't find in techinfo..I know it'* on willwrens site...
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/techinfo/?article=17
And to disable them.
I can't find in techinfo..I know it'* on willwrens site...
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