2005 Yukon XL ride level control

By ShannonB
December 24, 2016 in The Off-Topic Bar

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ShannonB

Posted December 24, 2016

My rear shocks are overinflated. Just got it back from repairs from a collision, which is the likely reason. Is there an adjustment for the level control, and if yes, how do I do that?

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