tshuck Posted December 27, 2010 Posted December 27, 2010 I just recently purchased an 04 denali, First one i have every owned and I love it. But as soon as i bought it i seen it had the dreaded "service ride control" on the dash display I reasearched it and found it was a very common problem with the autoride on the denali, either with the air compressor going bad due to over working itself or the rubber bladders on the shocks cracking or forming holes that leaks air. The question i have is I see alot of places selling newly built air shocks with stock air line hook up's but they also come with sensors that is suppose to bypass the "service ride control" message on my dash. So what exactly does this mean, does it mean that the autoride will still work as normal or is it by passing the whole system? and if that's the case will the auto leveling function even work any more? I also have found factory shocks that have had the rubber bladder's replaced and states that it keeps all the stock leveling functions with no bypassing needed. I want to put the best on the truck so any ides / information will greatly be appreciated BTW 1st post
vdubpower Posted September 7, 2013 Posted September 7, 2013 bumping this as i have this problem come up just now, 2006 denali 75000 miles notice came on but i have noticed change in level or the truck sinking
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