can someone with a 2015 sierra denali 1500 help me out?

[BootyHunter86]

can someone take a picture of the bottom of their truck please? specifically the rear shocks please.

im returning my truck to stock height and I dont remember where the mag ride leveling rods go. on top or on the bottom

 

thanks!

[redwngr]

Can't help you with sensors, but if you had the shocks off, the factory installed ones are not interchangeable RH/LH

 

http://sandyblogs.com/techlink/?p=3975

 

Thru GM parts, replacements can go on either side.

[BootyHunter86]

Can't help you with sensors, but if you had the shocks off, the factory installed ones are not interchangeable RH/LH

 

http://sandyblogs.com/techlink/?p=3975

 

Thru GM parts, replacements can go on either side.

I never removed my shocks, I just want to remove the drop shackles and install the OEM shackles.

but thank you

[BootyHunter86]

to the top please

[toro1966]

Here you go.

 

Magneride by acevedor2, on Flickr

Magneride by acevedor2, on Flickr

Magneride by acevedor2, on Flickr

[BootyHunter86]

Here you go.

 

Magneride by acevedor2, on Flickr

Magneride by acevedor2, on Flickr

Magneride by acevedor2, on Flickr

thank you very much. can you take a picture of the level where your sensor sits?

ill post a pic of what im talking about. its kind of hard to explain. ha. thanks again!

[BootyHunter86]

This is what in talking about. Thanks.

 

 

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[toro1966]

Let me know if these help.

Magneride sensor by acevedor2, on Flickr

Magneride sensor by acevedor2, on Flickr

[toro1966]

Here are some more that might be more helpful. Also, from the top of the ball nut at the end of the rod - to the top leaf spring - the distance is approximately 4 1/4". Here are some more pics.

Sensor by acevedor2, on Flickr

Sensor by acevedor2, on Flickr

Sensor by acevedor2, on Flickr

[BootyHunter86]

Here are some more that might be more helpful. Also, from the top of the ball nut at the end of the rod - to the top leaf spring - the distance is approximately 4 1/4". Here are some more pics.

Sensor by acevedor2, on Flickr

Sensor by acevedor2, on Flickr

Sensor by acevedor2, on Flickr

these are perfect. thanks you!!

I owe you a round on me

[toro1966]

No worries brother. Any time!