Questions & Answers for: Chevrolet Tahoe how to replace shock

2002tahoe replace rear coil springs esiast way to replace rear coil springsais drop rear shocks this should allow the axel to drop low enough to pull the springs

Back autoride shocks are leaking, compressor kicks on and off. What is the solution they air shocks aint that expensive but you can also replace them with reg heavy duty shocks and unplug compresser

WHEN TO CHANGE THE SHOK OBSERBER? Your shock absorbers should last close to 100,000 miles. If you notice cupping of the tires or the vehicle bounces after hitting a dip in the road then the shocks may

...one being the compressor is bad and may have blown the fuse, check the fuses, if the fuse is bad replace it and see if the compressor runs, if it sounds noisey and blows the fuse then replace the ...

... Nothing really special to do, except observe safety precautions, also to protect yourself. You can replace it like any conventonal means. If you have gas shocks, just be careful not to puncture for ...

My auto load leveling sensor has gone bad on my 2003 Tahoe Lt. The air pump has been recently replaced, so is there a way to by-pass the circuit boards and even the air pump and just take the air ...

replace rear liftgate shocks/lifts Fairly simple job, get a broomstick big enough to hold the glass up, there is a little clip that either pops off or slides up, move it and pull the shock off the pin

had shocks replaced at a ntb service center all four of them, also four new tires now the ride is not smooth as before,plese help Tire centers tend to over inflate tires. You probably have become ...

I have a 2002 Tahoe LT with Autoride, when getting tires replaced I noticed one front and one rear shock were leaking, replacement quote was approx $550 each. Does a leaking shock need to be replaced ...

replace them. He said they are wet all around. I called a Chevy dealership in Centreville, Va and dropped it off for it, and got a answer they found the condition was not met to claim and cleaned them