OK, Bought a 07 with a couple problems today.

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I always do it as you have described and have an alignment appointment set up for the next day.
The unknown part is im putting RC upper control arms on it.
This kit here
 

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Been wondering about that sensor.
The only reason I have not replaced it is that the headlights do work automatically, leading me to think the sensor works as it should.
I was wrong… It’s a mod

 

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Haven't read the whole thread but if you figured out the dim dash gauges issue please let me know.
 
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Dang it, discovered today my left rear airbag on the shock is leaking air through the rubber boot. Had not planned on replacing them but now I guess I'm going to:Stupid Me:
 

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@SpareParts I installed those RC control arms in 2020 and uninstalled them last year because I developed play in the upper balljoints. I enjoyed them but I ended up lowering and had no need to put new balljoints in them but I understand they use a moog joint and there should be many options for replacement
 
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Ball joints are my only concern with the RC UCA arms.
I do use my vehicles in the mountains and could use the added height, so I won't be lowering it.
I plan on this being my forever rig so might as well fix it up the best I can before I retire in a couple more months.
 
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I have been looking at rear shocks for the last few days. I just can not bring myself to pay over $600 for rear shocks and I don't have that kinda money floating around.
I do need the auto level portion though.
I have some Monroe air shocks on my camping van that seem to work pretty good.
The ones im looking hard at are Monroe MA830.
They have mostly good reviews and I have some resistors for the electric part already.
Seems like a good viable alternative to factory for my situation.
 

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