I have a 2023 Buick Envision Avenir, currently at 11,000 miles. It is equipped with the CRC shocks. They are not the magnetic type. From what I have been able to determine they are manufactured by ZF. At about 5,000 miles I noticed the ride degraded. Think a car with worn out struts. Only the right front though. Took it in to the Buick dealer, they said because it’s not leaking and the service suspension msg isn’t on that it is fine. To quote, “could not duplicate customers concern”. If you hit a large bump, it will bottom the strut as well as top out the strut. After getting it back from the dealer, I wondered if disconnecting the battery would help or reset anything. Much to my surprise there was a fair amount of corrosion on the negative terminal. Not acid, just corrosion. It made no difference. Strut had just left the chat. I watch a lot of Pine Hollow Diagnostics vids on youtube. Got to thinking maybe if I pulled the fuse controlling the module while
Leaving the battery connected would reset the stupid thing. It worked. Unfortunately that only lasts about a week at stretch. I have a very nice launch scan tool, but needs updates to do this Buick. Sorry for the long post, but does anyone know if there is any way of diagnosing this setup? The struts are frighteningly expensive, at $1200 each list price! Would just like to make it work as advertised!
Leaving the battery connected would reset the stupid thing. It worked. Unfortunately that only lasts about a week at stretch. I have a very nice launch scan tool, but needs updates to do this Buick. Sorry for the long post, but does anyone know if there is any way of diagnosing this setup? The struts are frighteningly expensive, at $1200 each list price! Would just like to make it work as advertised!