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Good luck. Hopefully it's something easy and cheap.
Thx man. Cheap? Our trucks? Lol
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Good luck. Hopefully it's something easy and cheap.
Shouldn’t matter.Would it matter if I put new shocks on before or after getting an alignment ? Everyone I ask says they dont know or it doesnt matter. I feel like it matters if I'm replacing 15 year old shocks with new ones , but idk either.
Worn out springs will change how it sits but shocks shouldn’t. They’re not meant to do anything but absorb shocks , not support weight unless they have air bladders like some of the rears.I think it matters. They shocks will change how the suspension sits.
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I put bilstien on mine and they ran positive pressure so they did change the way mine sat.Worn out springs will change how it sits but shocks shouldn’t. They’re not meant to do anything but absorb shocks , not support weight unless they have air bladders like some of the rears.
Went out to start the 06 last night after getting back in town with the 13. Truck had only sat for 3 days since last drive. No previous issues.
Doors unlocked with the fob, interior lights came on, turned the key, barely cranked, clicked, tried to wind down to nothing, clicked then started to crank and fired up. Voltmeter read 14. Let it run, then let it sit for 2 hours.
Same scenario. Took the battery to O'Reily's late last night to charge and test. Report is 1/4 life left. Interstate battery is at its 5 year mark currently and never given me trouble.
I ordered a battery on Cyber Monday just in case since it was $40 off, but a similar situation with a friends Yukon led him down this path. He replaced the battery, the alternator and finally found that it was likely the starter in the first place even after he switched stuff out.
I thought about trying the Suburbans new battery (different size and top mount as compared to the Tahoe side mount and tight spot next to the fuse box) just to see if that might give me another look before I buy that new battery or go down the new starter route.
Thoughts and input welcomed. Thx.
Would it matter if I put new shocks on before or after getting an alignment ? Everyone I ask says they dont know or it doesnt matter. I feel like it matters if I'm replacing 15 year old shocks with new ones , but idk either.
I think it matters. They shocks will change how the suspension sits.
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Positive pressure? What’s that, on a traditional shock that has no air in it? I have Bilsteins too. They do not change how high my truck sits, believe me I know. I was running 26’s with close clearance to the fender, went from totally worn out shocks to new Bilsteins. Didn’t gain a fraction of an inch. They’re just dampers.I put bilstien on mine and they ran positive pressure so they did change the way mine sat.
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