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Magnaride rear shock stiff operation

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Had the car up the air a couple days while I did the control arm bearing/toe link/toe link bearing/vert link/axle upgrade. Disconnected and pulled the shocks to make life easier.

Once I got the control arms back in and shocks installed, it felt alot stiffer. I thought it was the big BK055 bearing but when we unbolted the shocks, it moved easily. Took it out for a ride and left it in normal mode. Felt a little stiffer.

Is there a relearn after disconnect? Do they have to "reset"?
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Had the car up the air a couple days while I did the control arm bearing/toe link/toe link bearing/vert link/axle upgrade. Disconnected and pulled the shocks to make life easier.

Once I got the control arms back in and shocks installed, it felt alot stiffer. I thought it was the big BK055 bearing but when we unbolted the shocks, it moved easily. Took it out for a ride and left it in normal mode. Felt a little stiffer.

Is there a relearn after disconnect? Do they have to "reset"?
May be just an impression - there is a process to zero ride height (requires Ford diagnostic tool AFAIK) but if you're right height has not changed, it should have had not much impact.
 
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Same ride height all around. You are right. It might be an illusion on my part
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