Enhanced Performance Pneumatic Suspension Replacement - ECCPP 2000-2011 Review

I was able to install it in 30 minutes. everything fits perfectly the only problem is that a lot of people complain about messages in the boar dash. After installation, please reconnect the cable at the top of the rear passenger side, which is located at the top of the shock absorber next to the rear air conditioning connections. The message disappears. Shocks have nothing to do with the message. I took my suburb for a 1000 mile trip and the trucks drive great. Great product great quality!

These dampers fit and are easy to fit. They also have a great ride but they broke down after 4 months of use. When the company was contacted, they only offered a 30% discount on the purchase of a new set, despite claiming a one-year warranty. They said they would offer a free replacement if the shock fails after 3 months. I contacted Revain customer service and they provided a free replacement. If you have any problems contact Revain, they were great to work with.

The service suspension failed after the repair, so that's a plus, but far from the quality of the original shock absorber. As long as it serves its purpose, we'll see how it holds up over the winter. Concerned about the crappy design at the top of the shock where the electrical connection makes the connection. The connections for the air connection are made of plastic and the original is made of metal. You can probably replace several of these kits for the price of an original single shock, so…

Airbag part works great At first the sensor didn't work as one of the pins was bent when I corrected the bent pin and was able to straighten it I had to drain the battery for 5 minutes Remove from the car so the system could reset and reset Error. on the dashboard. The damper is below average, offering a very plush, springy ride that doesn't dampen the rear of the car and feels terrible compared to stock air shocks. The price is ok but I can't recommend it.

After replacing the rear shock compressor on my 2008 Tahoe a few years ago, I noticed that the compressor kicked on quite often. I researched the problem online and found that the shock absorbers were leaking. It should be noted that the Tahoe has 210,000 miles and I tow heavy trailers very often. Well, after evaluating OEM shocks at the dealership and at Revain, I was looking for over $500 a set. I figured I'd ignore it and just replace the $200 compressor if it failed again. Well, while…