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When you guys talk about replacing the rears with Reflexes or whatever other brands, how do you adapt them to keep the ELC active?
I'm probably going with Reflexes on the front, and I *really* don't wanna spend $300+ for a new pair of OEM POS'*, so do they make Reflexes that hook into the air system or something? I'm really confused...
Also, what'* the difference b/w CCR and ELC? Is ELC just the system that controls what level to keep the rear-end at, and CCR the actual mechanical parts that actuate the rear-end lift or drop?
I'm probably going with Reflexes on the front, and I *really* don't wanna spend $300+ for a new pair of OEM POS'*, so do they make Reflexes that hook into the air system or something? I'm really confused...
Also, what'* the difference b/w CCR and ELC? Is ELC just the system that controls what level to keep the rear-end at, and CCR the actual mechanical parts that actuate the rear-end lift or drop?
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Originally Posted by mkaake
580-4 - gm number - 22189454
GM PART # 22189454
PACK QTY: 1
GM LIST: $301.34
OUR PRICE: $150.68
DESCRIPTION: STRUT
GM PART # 22189454
PACK QTY: 1
GM LIST: $301.34
OUR PRICE: $150.68
DESCRIPTION: STRUT
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...pic.php?t=2976
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=10609
They suggest the Front CCR Strut part # is 22064562, which is $289 at GMPD
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Long long LONG gone on the CCR and I can't get the codes out of it. Not sure if I'm jumping the right terminals though.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Sound off here if you have CCR, whether it'* working or not, and the year of your car.
My car is always parked overnight in a carport (avoids getting wet, lets it dry off if it does), I avoid driving it in rain/snow if possible, and once a month I cycle the CCR so that the motors in each strut get some "exercise"
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Originally Posted by evilsaint
When you guys talk about replacing the rears with Reflexes or whatever other brands, how do you adapt them to keep the ELC active?
I'm probably going with Reflexes on the front, and I *really* don't wanna spend $300+ for a new pair of OEM POS'*, so do they make Reflexes that hook into the air system or something? I'm really confused...
Also, what'* the difference b/w CCR and ELC? Is ELC just the system that controls what level to keep the rear-end at, and CCR the actual mechanical parts that actuate the rear-end lift or drop?
I'm probably going with Reflexes on the front, and I *really* don't wanna spend $300+ for a new pair of OEM POS'*, so do they make Reflexes that hook into the air system or something? I'm really confused...
Also, what'* the difference b/w CCR and ELC? Is ELC just the system that controls what level to keep the rear-end at, and CCR the actual mechanical parts that actuate the rear-end lift or drop?
CCR struts may ALSO be air for ELC, and most SSE'* and SSEi'* are that way (except for pre-94 that got no CCR, thank God).
The options listed in the following link are fully compatible with ELC, and have various types of valving for the gas portion of the strut. It should be noted that the GAS portion is what affects road handling, ride quality, and the like, while the AIR portion MAINLY only effects ride height:
http://www.williamwren.com/struts/ELC.html
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My ELC works....
...but maybe a little too well.
My car, when you shut it off, the compressor kicks on and stays on for quite a while (3,4 minutes) I figure this is normal?
My car, when you shut it off, the compressor kicks on and stays on for quite a while (3,4 minutes) I figure this is normal?
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Originally Posted by mkaake
580-4 - gm number - 22189454
GM PART # 22189454
PACK QTY: 1
GM LIST: $301.34
OUR PRICE: $150.68
DESCRIPTION: STRUT
GM PART # 22189454
PACK QTY: 1
GM LIST: $301.34
OUR PRICE: $150.68
DESCRIPTION: STRUT
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...pic.php?t=2976
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=10609
They suggest the Front CCR Strut part # is 22064562, which is $289 at GMPD
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OK.........
Did I get lucky or not?????
2 weeks ago I had a set of tires put on and when I went in to have them done the CCR didn't work.
When I got the car back for some reason the ride controls now work.
Please explain.....Loose wire maybe?????????
Did I get lucky or not?????
2 weeks ago I had a set of tires put on and when I went in to have them done the CCR didn't work.
When I got the car back for some reason the ride controls now work.
Please explain.....Loose wire maybe?????????