Deaver/eibach combo ?

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I sure wish someone could post a how to video of the recalibration. I just installed the eibachs and I’m having the same problem. The shop I used has ids, but has never done the recalibration before. Anyone in the Houston Tx area have any luck with a shop / dealer that’s done it?

The issue is, this is not a common service procedure for techs at a dealership. Live valve shocks have only been out for two years and until recently, only people very knowledgeable about modifying Raptors knew about doing this after the spring mod. It’s literally a 5 minute procedure after booking up the tool. Restores proper shock function after its done.

Somebody had a very detailed post a few months back about the procedure. Try searching for it. You can take this to the dealer and most techs can then sort it out.
 

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I was able to get my stock tune back and verified it. Once I need my oil change I'm going to try it again. At least my dealership is now familiar with the process. I was surprised they were willing to try it. They said it was good for them to learn in case they ever run into it in the future.

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I sure wish someone could post a how to video of the recalibration. I just installed the eibachs and I’m having the same problem. The shop I used has ids, but has never done the recalibration before. Anyone in the Houston Tx area have any luck with a shop / dealer that’s done it?
Agreed, I wish we could do it ourselves.

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SOLVED:

2019 w/ Eibachs. After dealing with too many ding dongs I bought a Ford Rotunda VCM3 VCI and when running the latest Ford IDS software I was able to quickly initiate the Ride Height Calibration Service Procedure for the Live Valve Sensors connected to the VDM module located in the IDS menu:
[Chassis>>Suspension>>Ride Height Calibration]
Done deal, rides squishy again, I’m in the SoCal area if anyone needs assistance. Check the before and after photos below using Forscan for live readings.

-G.
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SOLVED:

2019 w/ Eibachs. After dealing with too many ding dongs I bought a Ford Rotunda VCM3 VCI and when running the latest Ford IDS software I was able to quickly initiate the Ride Height Calibration Service Procedure for the Live Valve Sensors connected to the VDM module located in the IDS menu:
[Chassis>>Suspension>>Ride Height Calibration]
Done deal, rides squishy again, I’m in the SoCal area if anyone needs assistance. Check the before and after photos below using Forscan for live readings.

-G.
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I'm in SoCal and I'd be interested. I think the feature is coming to Forscan as well.

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SOLVED/UPDATE:

After doing some more research today, I discovered that the latest version of Forscan (v2.3.39) now features the Ride Height Calibration Service Procedure! Location in Forscan: [Service Functions>>Service Procedures>>Ride Height Calibration]

Since this is a low cost option there's no need for a VCM3 anymore to accomplish this, which I'm sure this community will appreciate!

Happy Calibrating,
Greg
 

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Are the rears adjustable? I just installed my +3 hd deavers and I am 1.5” taller in the rear.


No, they are not. Throw some weight back there a put a few miles on them to see if they settle. If not, add a 1” drop shackle and then you’ll have a 0.5” rake.
 

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No, they are not. Throw some weight back there a put a few miles on them to see if they settle. If not, add a 1” drop shackle and then you’ll have a 0.5” rake.
The rake is ok, I know they will settle once I pull the trailer, I was just wondering if I needed to tell the shocks a new ride height.
 
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