M-technik-3
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I'm in need of rear shock set up for my Suburban.
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Arnott air shock codes
- Thread starter M-technik-3
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Don't we all? They are not cheap by any means.I'm in need of rear shock set up for my Suburban.
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M-technik-3
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They are 175 with core and sometimes they have a discount code.
They are 175 with core and sometimes they have a discount code.
That's NOT for a pair is it? I actually don't have the AIR shocks but the "ride control" or whatever they call it. I forgot the rpo code for it. You can do a spring/shock swap for cheaper, IIRC.
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M-technik-3
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Found one GMSAVE10 no that's for one rear air shock I have already done the fronts.
Yeah I know but I'd rather use the system since it works, the rears are just getting tired at 191K miles. Been a good to us vehicle.
Yeah I know but I'd rather use the system since it works, the rears are just getting tired at 191K miles. Been a good to us vehicle.
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M-technik-3
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I'd just like to share that the shock portion of the reman Arnott "AutoRide" shocks are NOT rebuilt. Only the air bag/bladder portion. That means that if the reman that you buy from them came off a vehicle with 300K, the shock is a 300K mile shock. The air bag is fresh, but that's it.
I found all of this out when one of the rear "AutoRide" shocks on my Denali started leaking. In my research I found that Monroe was actually the OEM for these and just ordered brand new units through Rock Auto for about $40 more, each. That way I was able to keep the nice ride and Stabilitrak functions.
I found all of this out when one of the rear "AutoRide" shocks on my Denali started leaking. In my research I found that Monroe was actually the OEM for these and just ordered brand new units through Rock Auto for about $40 more, each. That way I was able to keep the nice ride and Stabilitrak functions.
nh_yota
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The SERVICE RIDE CONTROL message has been appearing on the display of my dad's 2005 GMC Yukon for a few years now. I think the auto ride shocks need to be replaced but I don't think he cares enough to do it because the truck has 390k miles on it and drives fine.