GM MagneRide Delete Module 2015-2020 | OBD/SS Classic

OBD/SS Classic

Chevrolet | Tahoe LTZ/Premier | 2015-2020

$335.00

OBD-Based MagneRide Shock Simulation

The OBD/SS Classic functions as an OBD-based shock simulator, suppressing MagneRide shock faults when factory electronic shocks are removed.

Direct CAN Network Communication

The module communicates directly on the vehicle CAN network, keeping suspension logic satisfied without external hardware.

No External Resistors or Harness Mods

All electronics remain inside the vehicle, eliminating exposed resistors, underbody wiring, and common failure points.

No Calibration or Trim Procedures

Installation requires no scan tool, ride height trim, or post-install calibration.

Power-Efficient Design

Draws 27mA awake and 8mA asleep. The module sleeps 5 seconds after the CAN bus goes quiet, so it will not drain your battery.

Clean MagneRide Delete Solution

The OBD/SS Classic is a plug-and-play MagneRide delete for GM owners removing the factory magnetic shocks. It connects to the OBD-II port and does its work on the vehicle network, so there is nothing to mount, tap, or calibrate.

Silence the MagneRide fault codes and the speed limiter

The Classic satisfies the Suspension Control Module (SCM) so the "Service Suspension" message, the DTCs, and the speed limiter that comes with them stay off.

No more 80 MPH limiter

When the SCM logs a missing MagneRide shock, GM caps vehicle speed. The Classic keeps that fault from setting, so the limiter never engages.

Optional Accessories

Install Guides

Quick Start Guide

Step 1:
Plug the OBD/SS Classic into the vehicles OBDII Port.

Quick Start Guide with Ride Height Sensors

If you are modifying your vehicle's height, you may no longer be able to reconnect the factory ride height sensors. You can replace just the Front Struts or the Rear Shocks or both. If you decide to replace either later on, you can leave the OBD/SS Classic connected.

Front Struts

Step 1:
Locate both Front Right Height Sensors and disconnect them from the vehicles wiring harness.
Step 2:
Connect the Ride Height Simulators.
Step 3:
Connect OBD/SS Classic to the OBD Port or wait till the Rear Simulators are installed if you are replacing Rear Shocks as well.

Rear Shocks

Step 1:
Locate both Rear Right Height Sensors and disconnect them from the vehicles wiring harness.
Step 2:
Connect the Ride Height Simulators.
Step 3:
Connect OBD/SS Classic to the OBD Port or wait till the Front Simulators are installed if you are replacing Front Struts as well.
Step 4 (Rear Air Auto Level):
Reroute Air Lines for Auto Leveling to operate correctly.
View OBD/SS Classic with RHS Full Guide
Video Guide - Automatic Level Control Air Circuit Bypass
Note: If you are keeping Auto Leveling via a non-magneride air shock, you can skip this step