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Suspension / DSC Controller - HELP NEEDED PLEASE!

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I even replaced the 2 panel fuses just in case.
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I called and spoke with the company who suggested doing a data record test with the
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I even replaced the 2 panel fuses just in case.
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I need tech help please - 2007 Carrera S with PASM all OEM 'new' suspension ( Bilstein B4 damptronic shocks) I had always felt my OEM PASM was too soft in Normal mode and too stiff in Sport mode. So I got a DSC suspension control Module due to all the great reviews I heard about it. I installed it (now about 9 months ago) and it did feel /handle better.. but I always felt it was still too stiff ... SO.. I called and spoke with the company who suggested doing a data record test with the DSC controller to see that the shock commands in Normal mode are in the 1400-1500 milliamp range. So I did that.. and they were all in the 850-950 millamp range. They said that was unusual and that is the reason its running to stiff. He suggested first checking the PASM fuse.... they appeared fine... I even replaced the 2 panel fuses just in case. I suggested maybe the controller is bad... so they kindly exhanged it. Interesting to note... when I put the old (OEM) controller back in... it actually felt smoother and softer (compared to the DSC controller). But I just dont have the DSC benefits of softening/stiffening adaptation. So, I received and installed the NEW controller and Sadly, I'm still getting the SAME low milliamp numbers?? The company says they never experieced this issue before and doesn't know what to tell me at this point? Does anyone have any idea why this is happening? and how to troubleshoot the issue?? THANK YOU!

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