Review on 🔝 ACDelco GM Original Equipment 580-1094 Rear Air Lift Shock Absorber: Superior Performance and Quality by Adam Ross

Everything works as it should again. It seems that the quality parts are in no way inferior to the original. The installation didn't go too bad, and the only part of my 2010 Yukon XL that I removed was the spare tire heat shield. I didn't have to remove wheels or anything else. The passenger side was more difficult and a little more space would have been nice, but overall I think it was faster. I accidentally disabled the axle sensor without knowing it and because of this I got an ABS and Stabilitrack error message. Found a disconnected sensor and when it was reconnected everything was fine again. ***One caveat though, when I was squeezing my shock to get the bottom bolt into the bracket, the rubber bladder rolled into the upper shock body and kind of got stuck. Turning on the car to inflate the shock didn't solve the problem. To get it right I had to grab the rubber bladder and roll it down, which pulled it out. I worry that if someone does this and doesn't get caught, the rubber could wear out very quickly and ruin an expensive shock absorber. Just something to watch out for. Although the parts are excellent, overall very satisfied.