emilymystic1
Tacoma Damping Adjustment Issue
Summary of the thread
A 2018 Toyota Tacoma owner experienced issues with the damping adjustment, indicated by an error code and a rough ride. Initial checks of wheel speed sensors didn't resolve the problem. A suggestion was made to inspect the shock absorber connections for corrosion. Upon inspection, a corroded connector was found and cleaned, resolving the issue and restoring the vehicle's smooth ride.
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emilymystic1 (community.author)
Whoa, really? On the shock absorbers themselves? Which connection exactly? Was it obvious corrosion, or did you have to dig around to find it? This is a lifesaver if it's just a crummy connection. I just want to be sure I find the right spot!
paulalange93
Yeah, exactly! On the shock itself. Honestly, it wasn't super obvious at first glance, but when I unplugged it, I could see some green gunk. Cleaned it up, plugged it back in, and the problem vanished. But if you don't see that, it still could be the culprit. If it doesn't work after cleaning, it's time to go to the workshop.
emilymystic1 (community.author)
Dude, you nailed it! Took your advice, checked the connections on the shocks, and sure enough, corroded connector on one of them. Cleaned it up, reconnected, and the error's gone! Ride's smooth again. Cost me 95€ for the cleaning material. You saved me a ton of time and probably a load of cash. Thanks a million!
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paulalange93
Dude, I think I know exactly what you're talking about! I had a similar thing happen with my Tacoma. Same bumpy ride and warning light. Have you checked the connections on the shock absorbers? Those things can be real sensitive. For me, it turned out to be a corroded plug. Start there, it might save you a fortune!