anw7405
Aug 14, 2018Explorer
suburban 2500 autoride delete EASY!
Since there are a lot of suburban 2500 owners on here I figured I would share some knowledge. When your autoride shocks wear out and you need to replace them you will notice that the price of these shocks are stupid. Then you will search for ways around this with OHM resistors and such so you can put the shocks you want on. Well all this isn't necessary.
Here is the procedure.
1. Remove both negative and positive battery terminals.
2. Remove RTD fuse under hood.
3. Let truck set unplugged for at least 7 hours.
4. reconnect both battery terminals.
Boom done. Now you can put any shock you want on your Suburban. This worked on my 2005 and seen where it worked on a 2000 and 2002. Hope this helps someone out there.
Here is the procedure.
1. Remove both negative and positive battery terminals.
2. Remove RTD fuse under hood.
3. Let truck set unplugged for at least 7 hours.
4. reconnect both battery terminals.
Boom done. Now you can put any shock you want on your Suburban. This worked on my 2005 and seen where it worked on a 2000 and 2002. Hope this helps someone out there.