Variable Dampening, Who Has it? | GMC Acadia Forum
2017年8月21日 · There was another thread that explained that Continuously Variable Real Time Dampening was done using a valve to control fluid flow. Magnetic Ride Control uses magnetic current and fields to thicken the fluid. MRC is quicker to adjust. In my humble opinion, MRC also sounds like there's less to go wrong.
2017 Denali Continuously Variable Ride Control - MagneRide?
2016年8月16日 · I'm almost ready to place an order for one of the new 2017s (Denali) and am on the fence about the Continuously Variable Ride Control option. Does anyone know the tech behind this? Is it the MagneRide (aka Magnetic Ride Control) technology like is available on the Sierra and Yukon (and others)? If not MagneRide, does it seem worth the $1,200 ...
2021 Silverado High Country Updated With Adaptive Ride Control
2020年9月21日 · The 2021 Chevy Silverado High Country is getting a huge upgrade with the addition of Adaptive Ride Control. Announced today and pulled from the 2021 Tahoe and Suburban, Chevrolet is giving the up-level High Country Trim a new ride control system when paired with 22-inch wheels.
Shocking Technology: Multimatic's Trick DSSV Dampers Explained
2018年3月29日 · Unlike magnetic shocks, where the fluid is changed electrically to suit various types of bumps and conditions, the DSSV damper is not adjustable. But the technology inside it lets suspension engineers decide exactly how the car should behave on different types of bumps before it ever hits the pavement.
2015 Tahoe LTZ - Developing Problem With Magnetic Ride...
2015年7月15日 · E-Engerring sells a kit that includes ride and level sensors that replace the factory sensors. Installing these sensors will eliminate any suspension alerts you may see on the dash or the DIC. I replaced the factory Mag Ride shocks with OEM AC Delco non-magnetic shocks and my Tahoe now rides like a $70,000 vehicle should ride.
Auto-leveling rear shocks and magnetic ride control together?
2006年1月24日 · Edit: Plenty of places imply that the magnetic ride control shocks include rear auto-leveling, but I'm still not finding a detailed description of the system that notes this. Carsdirect does show both features standard on the XLR. Why does the XLR need rear auto-leveling? Edit2: Found this on gmcanada site for the SRX's rear suspension:
2015 Tahoe LTZ - Developing Problem With Magnetic Ride...
2014年8月14日 · I tried an experiment. My 2015 Tahoe LTZ developed a harsh ride, as if the tires were over-inflated. Four days ago I removed the fuse for the compressor that does the ride leveling (fuse #5 in the engine compartment) thereby disabling the compressor. As the air has naturally leaked out of the system the ride has improved substantially.
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Magnetic Ride: How Does it Work? | GM Inside News Forum
2019年1月31日 · But how does Magnetic Ride Control work? Magneride was launched on the Cadillac Seville STS way back in 2002. This was back when Cadillac first really started going after the Germans and pitching that car as a real sports sedan. For a brand that's was long the standard for how a car should ride, Cadillac had to be careful.
2015 Tahoe LTZ - Developing Problem With Magnetic Ride...
2014年5月27日 · Visited my local dealer today and heard about an issue with 2015 Tahoe LTZ's magnetic ride suspension. At approx 25 mph the suspension goes hard and as best described chatters like going over a railroad crossing. At approx 45 it goes away and all is fine. The problem has appeared on four or five delivered units.