Those "electronics" they sell to dummy out the signal on all of the N* caddies from 93 to 96 do NOT work. There are two other ways to get rid of the codes and the SRC (Service Ride Control) message that you would get from changing to passives. One involves going into diagnostics mode and changing IPC settings so that it doesn't know there is RSS <- I don't like that one because there may be no way to go back.
My way involves taking the dampering valves off the old OEM shocks and struts and reusing them. They simply uscrew from the side of the shocks and struts.
As for the SES (Service Engine Soon) light and the Service Emissions System thing comming up on the dash, you need to check the codes to find out what they mean. You need to press the "OFF" button and the passenger warmer button (red) at the same time for about 5 seconds (key in the "ON" position). Everything will light up when it goes into diagnostics mode, then it will start showing you the codes. You might want to have a pen and some paper ready before you do this so you can write the codes down. When it gets to "PCM?" you can turn the key off to exit diagnostics mode. Then just post the codes up here and someone will tell you what they mean.
Places to look for passive suspension systems include (but are not limited to) monroe, arnott, boston suspension, and strutmasters.
One more thing :welcome: :wave:
My way involves taking the dampering valves off the old OEM shocks and struts and reusing them. They simply uscrew from the side of the shocks and struts.
As for the SES (Service Engine Soon) light and the Service Emissions System thing comming up on the dash, you need to check the codes to find out what they mean. You need to press the "OFF" button and the passenger warmer button (red) at the same time for about 5 seconds (key in the "ON" position). Everything will light up when it goes into diagnostics mode, then it will start showing you the codes. You might want to have a pen and some paper ready before you do this so you can write the codes down. When it gets to "PCM?" you can turn the key off to exit diagnostics mode. Then just post the codes up here and someone will tell you what they mean.
Places to look for passive suspension systems include (but are not limited to) monroe, arnott, boston suspension, and strutmasters.
One more thing :welcome: :wave:
