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Road Sensing Suspension System
General Description
The continuously variable road sensing suspension (CVRSS) system is referred to as a real
time damping (RTD) system in the onboard diagnostics.
The CVRSS controls damping forces in the front struts and rear shock absorbers in response
to various road and driving conditions. The CVRSS system changes shock and strut damping
forces in 10 to 12 milliseconds, whereas other suspension damping systems require a much
longer time interval to change damping forces. It requires about 200 milliseconds to blink your
eye. This gives us some idea how quickly the CVRSS system reacts.
The CVRSS module receives inputs regarding vertical acceleration, wheel-to-body position,
speed of wheel movement, vehicle speed, and lift/dive (Figure 8-45). The CVRSS module evalu-
ates these inputs and controls a solenoid in each shock or strut to provide suspension damping
control. The solenoids in the shocks and struts can react much faster compared with the strut
actuators explained previously in some systems.
The CVRSS module also controls the speed dependent steering system called MagnaSteer
®
and the electronic level control (ELC). This MagnaSteer
®
system is similar to the electronic vari-
able orifice (EVO) steering explained in Chapter 12 under conventional and electronic rack and
pinion steering gears.
Inputs
Position Sensors. A wheel position sensor is mounted at each corner of the vehicle between
a control arm and the chassis (Figures 8-46 and 8-47). These sensor inputs provide analog voltage
signals to the CVRSS module regarding relative wheel-to-body movement and the velocity of
wheel movement (Figure 8-48). The rear position sensor inputs also provide rear suspension
height information to the CVRSS module, and this information is used by the module to control
the rear suspension trim height. All four position sensors have the same design.
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CVRSS
control
module
Steering
sensor
Struts
(2)
Front
position sensor
(2)
Rear
position sensor
(2)
Shock
absorbers
(2)
ELC
air compressor
Figure 8-45 Continuously variable road sensing suspension (CVRSS) system components.
A
continuously
variable road sensing
suspension (CVRSS)
system
adjusts shock
absorber and strut
damping in relation
to road and driving
conditions.
The powertrain
control module
(PCM) is a computer
that controls such
output functions as
electronic fuel
injection, spark
advance, emission
devices, and
transaxle shifting.
A
wheel position
sensor
sends a
voltage signal to the
control module in
relation to the
amount and velocity
of vertical wheel
movement.
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Page 1 - General Description

Road Sensing Suspension SystemGeneral DescriptionThe continuously variable road sensing suspension (CVRSS) system is referred to as a realtime damping

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Integrated Electronic SystemsAdvantages of Integrated Electronic Systems With the rapid advances in electronic technology, there is a trend toward int

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mounting place for this large number of computers. Integration of several electronic systems intoone computer solves some of these computer mounting p

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both the EBTCM and the CVRSS module (Figure 8-64). The signals from other sensors may besent to one of these modules and then transmitted to the other

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Antilock Brake System (ABS) Operation Wheel speed sensors are mounted at each wheel. In this ABS system, the wheel speed sensorsare integral with the

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starts the pump in the BPMV at the beginning of an antilock function. When the pump motor isstarted, the pump supplies brake fluid pressure to the hol

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Under this condition, the EBTCM no longer provides an ABS function, but normal power-assisted brake operation is still available. When the red BRAKE w

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The EBTCM sends a 5V reference voltage to the yaw rate sensor. If the vehicle chassis expe-riences zero yaw rate, the yaw rate sensor sends a 2.5V sig

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218WithVDCWithout VDCYaw rate (degrees)Vehicle slip angle (degrees)Lateral acceleration (m/s2)0000011Time (s)+22-22+45-45+10-10Figure 8-69 Compariso

Page 10 - Integrated Electronic Systems

goes into an uncontrolled swerve with complete loss of directional control. The vehicle stabilitycontrol system improves vehicle safety! The other cha

Page 11 - Vehicle Stability Control

Summary❏In a PRC system, the steering sensor informs the control module regarding the amount andspeed of steering wheel rotation.❏The PRC system switc

Page 12 - EBTCM modules

203ChassisPosition sensor Lowercontrol armFigure 8-46 Front wheel position sensor.Amp100ΩShieldShield8vSignal +Signal -CVRSSmodule CVRSS pos

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❏If a car door is open, the control module does not respond to lower vehicle commands inan electronic air suspension system. ❏When the brake pedal is

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8. Explain why the control module in an electronic air suspension system services allcommands by a 45-second averaging method when the doors are close

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2233. While discussing an electronic air suspension system:Technician A says when servicing an air spring, theair spring valve must be rotated to the

Page 16 - Figure 8-68 Yaw rate sensor

Accelerometer. An accelerometer is mounted on each corner of the vehicle. These inputs sendinformation to the CVRSS module in relation to vertical ac

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205Amp100ΩShieldShield8vSignal +Signal -CVRSSmodule CVRSS accelerometerFigure 8-51 Accelerometer internal design and wiring diagram.Vehicle speed

Page 18 - Active Roll Control Systems

Continuously Variable Road Sensing Suspension ModuleThe continuously variable road sensing suspension (CVRSS) module contains three microproces-sors t

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Each damper solenoid is an integral part of the damper assembly and is not serviced sepa-rately. The CVRSS system operates automatically without any d

Page 20 - Review Questions

AUTHOR’S NOTE:In the last decade, we have experienced very rapid advancement of electronics technology in the automotive industry. The pace of electro

Page 21 - Multiple Choice

Rear Electronic Level ControlThe electronic level control (ELC) system maintains the rear suspension trim height regardlessof the rear suspension load

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Once the compressor starts running, it supplies air through the nylon lines to the rear airshocks and raises the rear suspension height (Figure 8-59).

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