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Z06scentair · 04-30-2014

Not really just throwing some fuel on for extra advice.....lol

It appears my front shock has discharged some fluid on the 90 at some point of life. The viton rubber bushing has absorbed, swelled, and was sticking halfway out of the washer cup.

Is this fx3 specific or will and corvette 87 up to? work as replacment?

Picture added for Chuck!

We Gone · 04-30-2014

You can still order them new. Or do you mean just the bushing?

http://www.shockwarehouse.com/site/p...Electric-Shock

Z06scentair · 04-30-2014

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Originally Posted by We Gone

You can still order them new. Or do you mean just the bushing?

http://www.shockwarehouse.com/site/p...Electric-Shock

Steve,

It appears as though the shock has been repaired prior, according to a receipt from Bilstein. So the residual oil that was never cleaned off was the root cause.

I'm thinking at this point just replace the rubber bushing.

Schrade · 04-30-2014

Thank you Sir!

Snappics are always good - you never know what you (or others) might see...

I've never engaged my actuator here; kinda' wondering if I should do a breakdown, as preventative maintainance...

Z06scentair · 04-30-2014

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Originally Posted by Schrade

Thank you Sir!

Snappics are always good - you never know what you (or others) might see...

Lots of dust/dirt debris around 2 microns in size, it's amazing how dirty these engine bays get with minimum use!

Judging from the picture quality, I should look into a new IPAD for improved image quality?

-=Jeff=- · 04-30-2014

Dunno about our but you can get poly ones

Z06scentair · 04-30-2014

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Originally Posted by -=Jeff=-

Dunno about our but you can get poly ones

Would like to keep it as close to possible as stock...all the vette parts houses show a kit. Just wondering if they would be the same?

Z06scentair · 05-02-2014

Got the bushing replaced and now getting a SRC code 31.

Removed the actuator and spun the gear on top of the shock both directions until it stopped.

Does it need to be in a specific location prior to re-installation of the actuator?

I cleared the code and then it came back? What now?

When looking inside the actuator it appears to have a small planetary gear that seems to move around quite a bit side to side? This doesnt seems correct.

Any help?

-=Jeff=- · 05-02-2014

Gear is not high enough out of the cup... Spec is in the FSM (factory service manual)

LantanaTX · 05-02-2014

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Originally Posted by Z06scentair

Got the bushing replaced and now getting a SRC code 31.

Removed the actuator and spun the gear on top of the shock both directions until it stopped.

Does it need to be in a specific location prior to re-installation of the actuator?

I cleared the code and then it came back? What now?

When looking inside the actuator it appears to have a small planetary gear that seems to move around quite a bit side to side? This doesnt seems correct.

Any help?

The actuator finds its place automatically when you turn the key on. So you can have the shock gear in any position. Try pulling the actuator off and have someone turn the key to the run position while you look inside the actuator. You should be able to see it move.

04-30-2014	#2
We Gone Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: ATL. GA. Posts: 2,162	Re: Major Problems! You can still order them new. Or do you mean just the bushing? http://www.shockwarehouse.com/site/p...Electric-Shock __________________ Steve 1990 Steel Blue/Black #2355 1990 Red/Red #1473 1991 Quasar /Black #118 Sold 1991 Turquoise/Black #766 Parted Out 1993 Yellow/White #179 Sold 1990 Black/Gray #1361 Headers/4:10s Sold

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Schrade Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: NC Posts: 1,786	Re: Major Problems! Thank you Sir! Snappics are always good - you never know what you (or others) might see... I've never engaged my actuator here; kinda' wondering if I should do a breakdown, as preventative maintainance... __________________ I'm getting my snappics / threads removed blindly as fast as I can, to get in compliance with copyright / license TOS on the boards here (lots of FSM pages and other copyright / license violations on my part; sorry guys). And thanks to all the guys who didn't whine when I posted those FSM copyrighted / licensed stuff in my threads... ( :thumbsup: [b]and to think I complied with a mod's request to delete a pic of him in a Challenge Car in NCM Museum, so he wouldn't get in hot water)[/b] Thanks to several guys here for sending parts FREE; BearlyFlying, WeGone, Geezer, GoldCylon, and more there, TonyD, mike100, fletchusmc... 1990 #2794; 4L60e Stage V by RPM Transmission, TCI Dedicated TCM, OBX Stainless, Power Effects 3" [IMG]https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-GHpfzty7DVU/UQn-0Ru2xAI/AAAAAAAAA14/08mz1p4QLD4/s445/Screenshot-5.png[/IMG] Last edited by Schrade; 04-30-2014 at 08:53 PM.

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-=Jeff=- Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Bartlett, IL Posts: 7,136	Re: Major Problems! Dunno about our but you can get poly ones __________________ 1990 Corvette ZR-1 #1051 Watson Headers (2" Primary) - 3" Magnaflow Bullet cats - LT4 Catback Late Model IH - Plenum Coilovers - 4.10s Custom Interior NCM Lifetime Member #978

05-02-2014	#8
Z06scentair Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Charlotte NC Posts: 655	Re: Major Problems! Got the bushing replaced and now getting a SRC code 31. Removed the actuator and spun the gear on top of the shock both directions until it stopped. Does it need to be in a specific location prior to re-installation of the actuator? I cleared the code and then it came back? What now? When looking inside the actuator it appears to have a small planetary gear that seems to move around quite a bit side to side? This doesnt seems correct. Any help?

05-02-2014	#9
-=Jeff=- Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Bartlett, IL Posts: 7,136	Re: Major Problems! Gear is not high enough out of the cup... Spec is in the FSM (factory service manual) __________________ 1990 Corvette ZR-1 #1051 Watson Headers (2" Primary) - 3" Magnaflow Bullet cats - LT4 Catback Late Model IH - Plenum Coilovers - 4.10s Custom Interior NCM Lifetime Member #978