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I've made considerable progress since my last post back in 2018. The truck is painted and we've put about 14K miles in it.
Still have the lingering 80 MPH limit. Current thinking is that it's because the donor was an F45 car. None of the F45 Ride Control items exist anymore. The module and the harness are no longer there. I've heard conflicting stories on if I can just shut it off in the BCM or I need the Ride Control module temporarily wired to shut it off in the BCM. Anyone know?
What scan tool should I be looking at to accomplish this?
thanks!!
Rick
LS1 under the sleeper. 1993 4L60E and transfer case.
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