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Old 05-01-2009   #1
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Would disconnecting the battery reset SRC?
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Further search told mr to ground pin 3 (3 & 4), w/ key in off position, 3 times, 2 seconds each. However, this doesn't work.

This is for a 94.
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Old 05-01-2009   #3
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The pins aren't the same on a '94-95. It may just be you have to ground different pins.

FWIW, my factory service manual actually explains all the stuff about grounding the pins and such. It may be the '94 manual does as well.
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Ive always found Jeffvette's post very handy heres a link. Bob is correct on the pins. I Noticed Jeff didnt mention what to ground to reset although.

http://www.zr1netregistry.com/forum/...e+ride+control
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Old 05-01-2009   #5
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Further search told mr to ground pin 3 (3 & 4), w/ key in off position, 3 times, 2 seconds each. However, this doesn't work.

This is for a 94.

Ground for 2 seconds, unground 2 seconds, reground 2 seconds, unground 2 seconds, ground for two seconds. Then turn the key off.
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Ground is pin 4 and 5?
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What I mean is connect pins 3&4 or 3&5?
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Old 05-01-2009   #8
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Should ignition key be in run position?

Thanks for your help, guys.
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What I mean is connect pins 3&4 or 3&5?

Go to this thread.

http://www.zr1netregistry.com/forum/...e+ride+control
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Should ignition key be in run position?

Thanks for your help, guys.

Yes.
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