Sachs shocks on 04 Yukon

By gapost
September 3, 2013 in Advanced Drivetrain, Suspension & Tuning

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Posted September 3, 2013

I am close to buying an 04 Yukon. I believe it has the Nivomat shocks and they don't look that old. It is clean underneath anyhow, and has 92,000 miles. However, the rear shocks are Sachs. Does anyone know if GM used Sachs shocks as OEM or are these likely aftermarket ones?

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