2018 Yukon Denali - Help confirming suspension

[iefstath]

I have a 2018 GMC Yukon Denali 6.2 4x4 which was purchased used in 2019 and now has just under 100K miles on it, my wife's daily driver(daycare/groceries).

I'm fairly sure the shocks/struts are failing as it bounces more than my 10yr old stock Silverado just driving down the road.

My problem is, I can't seem to confirm the proper replacement parts.
- I checked the glovebox and there is no placard with the build info...
- I checked the rear shocks which are labelled UJJ 22312299 18040011, and have an airline attached. I also found the compressor and these appear to be working. The rear bumper was perfectly level while parked in a deep rut.
- I checked the fronts and they are labelled BWI 84176635 18041031 AB44 and AX3 22312296 1804113

I have tried cross-referencing the numbers for the front and I cannot seem to find a match. I can't confirm that they were the originals on the vehicle but it was purchased with 50K miles so I think they probably are.

Does anyone know the correct replacement parts? Or is there another way to confirm the correct suspension? I'm assuming Magneride but don't want to spend that money if I'm wrong.

Thanks in advance.

 

[MobileHomie]

Magnaride will have a two wire connector on top of the shock, coming out of the body right next to the mount. You should be able to see or feel it without removing a tire.

 

[Joseph Garcia]

Welcome to the Forum from NH.

Lots of knowledgeable folks here who freely share their knowledge, experiences, and perspectives. Knowledge is power.

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Pics of the truck, please.

You have no RPO sticker inside your glove box door? How about on the inside edge of the drivers door? Those RPO codes are huge for replacing parts that were installed on your specific truck. If I were to guess, I believe that you have the Magneride (RPO code Z95) active suspension. Along with the primary RPO code Z95, you need to identify the secondary codes for the front left and right struts. Please check and verify that you have (or not) electrical wires going into all 4 shocks.

Also, go to RockAuto.com, one of our favorite replacement parts site, and enter those part numbers and see if you get a match or superseding part number.

There may be a site where you can enter your VIN and get a listing of your RPO codes. @swathdiver