What resistor is needed to turn off service ride control light after replacing air shocks with conventional shocks on a 2000 suburban?

To turn off the service ride control light after replacing air shocks with conventional shocks on a 2000 Suburban, you typically need a 6.8k ohm resistor. This resistor is used to simulate the resistance of the air shock's electrical system, tricking the vehicle's computer into thinking the air shocks are still present. It's best to connect the resistor to the air shock harness where the original shocks were connected. However, always consult a service manual or a professional for specific instructions and to ensure proper installation.