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Hope this is the right place to ask this
what the heck does this mean?
9RW - component RR RH, computer sel susp ? My 92 bonneville has this option for all 4 tires...but what the heck is it?
James
9RW - component RR RH, computer sel susp ? My 92 bonneville has this option for all 4 tires...but what the heck is it?
James
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I do believe that is the "Computer Command Ride", in other words, the load-leveling air-suspension with the selectable "Normal" and "Performance" ride. If you look next to your shifter, you'll see the buttons for it.
Try doing a search for "RPO codes" and look for the list.
Try doing a search for "RPO codes" and look for the list.
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John is right. It is NOT CCR or ELC.
The springs are computer selected to match the rates between the left and right, front and rear for a balanced handling package. There are many different combinations possible. Even within the FE1 or FE2 classes of components, there can be as many as 5 distinct spring diameters and rates. The computer selects a combination of 4 springs that will perform well in an H body.
All Bonnevilles have this RPO code, or should.
The springs are computer selected to match the rates between the left and right, front and rear for a balanced handling package. There are many different combinations possible. Even within the FE1 or FE2 classes of components, there can be as many as 5 distinct spring diameters and rates. The computer selects a combination of 4 springs that will perform well in an H body.
All Bonnevilles have this RPO code, or should.
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Originally Posted by willwren
John is right. It is NOT CCR or ELC.
The springs are computer selected to match the rates between the left and right, front and rear for a balanced handling package. There are many different combinations possible. Even within the FE1 or FE2 classes of components, there can be as many as 5 distinct spring diameters and rates. The computer selects a combination of 4 springs that will perform well in an H body.
All Bonnevilles have this RPO code, or should.
The springs are computer selected to match the rates between the left and right, front and rear for a balanced handling package. There are many different combinations possible. Even within the FE1 or FE2 classes of components, there can be as many as 5 distinct spring diameters and rates. The computer selects a combination of 4 springs that will perform well in an H body.
All Bonnevilles have this RPO code, or should.
Nice that we can always trust you to have (most of) the answers! kudos!
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Originally Posted by brianj
Geez Mr Willwren....is there anything that you don't know? !
I asked this same question when deciphering my rpo'*