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2017 Yukon Denali "Service Leveling System" troubleshooting

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I have a 2017 Yukon Denali with Magnatic ride Z95 that shows "Service Leveling System" every time we crank it. 

I tried pulling codes but there are no codes. Any idea how to troubleshoot this?

 

Next step is to check connectors on the shocks but other than that I am at a loss. Don't want to take it to the dealer. 

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2 hours ago, cs15dah said:

You need a better code reader. One that can pull codes from the individual modules. 

Any suggestions for one? I am using a generic bluetooth ODBII module and an app.

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I use this one, with much success, but is quite a bit more expensive than most folks want to spend:

 

OBD2 Scanner Wireless, TOPDON AD800BT, Free Lifetime Upgrade, Scan Tool, Automotive Diagnostic Tool, Full System Diagnosis, 28+ Reset Services, AutoVIN/ABS Bleeding/IMMO/SAS/BMS/EPB/TPMS/Oil Reset/DPF https://a.co/d/392YoKA

 

I’m not advocating for this one, but it may do the trick. And with the current sale ($107), at a quarter of the price. But recommend checking (send them a message) with the manufacturer/seller just to be sure it’ll retrieve the suspension codes, which I think are stored in the BCM:

 

Limited-time deal: 2022 Newest Elite LAUNCH CRP123 OBD2 Scanner Engine/ABS/SRS/Transmission Car Diagnostic Tool, ABS Code Reader, SRS Scan Tool, Lifetime Free Update Scan Tool https://a.co/d/3peaFrg

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4 hours ago, cs15dah said:

I use this one, with much success, but is quite a bit more expensive than most folks want to spend:

 

OBD2 Scanner Wireless, TOPDON AD800BT, Free Lifetime Upgrade, Scan Tool, Automotive Diagnostic Tool, Full System Diagnosis, 28+ Reset Services, AutoVIN/ABS Bleeding/IMMO/SAS/BMS/EPB/TPMS/Oil Reset/DPF https://a.co/d/392YoKA

 

I’m not advocating for this one, but it may do the trick. And with the current sale ($107), at a quarter of the price. But recommend checking (send them a message) with the manufacturer/seller just to be sure it’ll retrieve the suspension codes, which I think are stored in the BCM:

 

Limited-time deal: 2022 Newest Elite LAUNCH CRP123 OBD2 Scanner Engine/ABS/SRS/Transmission Car Diagnostic Tool, ABS Code Reader, SRS Scan Tool, Lifetime Free Update Scan Tool https://a.co/d/3peaFrg

Thanks I will check the out. 

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