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Old 02-25-2024, 07:50 PM
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Hey all! Just curious what would happen (lights, bells, etc) if you replace a suspension and don't have the PASM system plugged in??
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I removed the box when I upgraded my suspension. No issues. Can’t remember if I needed to turn of the feature with my foxwell but I haven’t had any issues.
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You have 2 options. You can get cancelers for each corners. This tricks PASM thinking is the car still has PASM shocks or code it out with a Foxwell tool and remove the brain box on the passenger foot well. I coded mine out and took the 30 seconds to remove the PASM box.
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Originally Posted by rsalicrup
You have 2 options. You can get cancelers for each corners. This tricks PASM thinking is the car still has PASM shocks or code it out with a Foxwell tool and remove the brain box on the passenger foot well. I coded mine out and took the 30 seconds to remove the PASM box.
Yeah, the suspension option to stiffen isn't something I'm worried about, so this may be the solution....where do you get the foxwell tool? and what do you mean "cancelers"??

THanks much!
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Originally Posted by VGC
Yeah, the suspension option to stiffen isn't something I'm worried about, so this may be the solution....where do you get the foxwell tool? and what do you mean "cancelers"??

THanks much!
Here is a link to the cancelers - https://www.sharkwerks.com/suspensio...-for-997-997-2

I used this method when I converted to Ohlins R&Ts.
-I safely tucked away the PASM cables near their strut connection point
-I used my Durametric to "code out" PASM
-I then unplugged the PASM module in the passenger's side footwell
-No errors/codes-thrown



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