Emissionwiz, You responded to my question listed below saying that you solved this problem on your friends car with a kit that plugs into the shock connector and tricks the system into thinking that the factory shocks are connected...no more warning light. I called Checker Auto parts and Napa as you recommended and neither place had any idea of this kind of a plug or kit. Can you please give me the name and number of a place that carries these? ...a manufactuer, or part number...something to help me identify the part. Thanks! emissionwiz Rank: Guru Rating: 89%, 3447 votes Yes they make a kit to defeat the system and use regular shocks, it is just a plug that goes into the old shock connector and makes the system think a shock is hooked up, no light! did it on a friends car. Call NAPA or a good parts store like them for more info. posted by flpeterson on Mar 10, 2009 I have a 2001 Chevy Suburban with 145,000 miles. One of the auto-leveling shocks needed replacing. Since the cost was over $1,200 to replace both rear shocks, I opted to install non-auto-leveling shocks for about $400. Unfortunately I now have the "Service Ride Control" light on all of the time. Is there any way to overide this system so that the light does not come on? I still want the other warning lights to come on if something goes wrong.