Suspension Logic Electronic Shock Modules

Description

The aFe CONTROL Suspension Logic Electronic Shock Delete (ESD) Module will allow you to take your Ford F-150 Raptor Gen 2 to the next level of offroad performance. When you're ready to upgrade your truck with aftermarket shocks, such as our Sway-A-Way 3.0 shocks, our ESD Module ensures a seamless upgrade without triggering any error codes. You'll retain full access to all drive modes, including BAJA mode with its dynamic engine calibrations and off-road-tailored system tuning. Upgrade confidently and experience the full potential of your Gen 2 Raptor. Even if you plan on retaining the electronic shock system in your Gen 2 Raptor, having this device on hand during your off-road adventure provides invaluable peace of mind. If a shock becomes damaged, or an electrical sensor is compromised, your Raptor may enter a faulted state, and leave your truck in reduced power mode. If this happens, you can quickly resolve this issue by plugging in the ESD Module, instantly restoring your truck’s full functionality. The installation can be performed in minutes and simply plugs in with a single connector under the dashboard. There is no need to access or disconnect each shock.

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Features & benefits

• Simple Plug and Play Installation
• Eliminates Suspension Control Check Engine Light
• Allows for Installation of Sway-A-Way & Other Aftermarket Shocks
• Retains Functionality of Drive Modes

Specifications

Warranty

2 Years

Videos and guides

Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act

Legally, a vehicle manufacturer cannot void the warranty on a vehicle due to an aftermarket part unless they can prove that the aftermarket part caused or contributed to the failure in the vehicle (per the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act (15 U.S.C. 2302(C)).