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I'd disconnect it. I think that might get rid of the error message but don't know for sure.
I belive you can "fool" the module into thinking the cats struts are still there.
I'm not sure exactly how but seem to recall it was by earthing the strut connection wires but DONT do this until someone more knoladgeable says it's ok
I belive you can "fool" the module into thinking the cats struts are still there.
I'm not sure exactly how but seem to recall it was by earthing the strut connection wires but DONT do this until someone more knoladgeable says it's ok
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my concern is that if it is unplugged and eventually I decide to put electronic struts back on I will have to have the computer reset by the dealership. I can live with the code showing but will that eventually effect something with the computer system. I've never had a car with all of this much electronics and am learning as I go.
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my concern is that if it is unplugged and eventually I decide to put electronic struts back on I will have to have the computer reset by the dealership. I can live with the code showing but will that eventually effect something with the computer system. I've never had a car with all of this much electronics and am learning as I go.
If you decide to go back to CATS struts then yes, you would need to have the dealer reset the ADCM module to erase the codes that are stored. They don't go away with a simple reset or touching both battery terminals together. (believe me - I tried) Thanks
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