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Replacement of self-leveling rear shocksbap 02-22-2006, 01:35 PM Any problem with replacing auto-leveling rear shocks with standard monroe struts? Cost of new shocks and relay switch (compressor is OK) seems prohibitive especially given that I don't pull a boat or trailer and rarely have anything in the trunk maxwedge 02-22-2006, 02:29 PM Problem here is the spring rate is different with factory leveling system, the rear will sit to low with std struts. HotZ28 02-22-2006, 08:49 PM Like Max said, if you replace just the struts with non-air assist, your car will sag in the rear, like a wet diper on a two year old! You have several options; 1) Replace the air struts & get a switch assembly from a bone yard. 2) Replace the air struts and install a manual fill kit for $5.00. 3) Replace the struts with non-air assist and the springs from a Lesabre without ALC, from a bone yard. 4) Purchase a new set of springs from the dealer, (bad idea)! LeSabre97mint 02-22-2006, 10:50 PM Any problem with replacing auto-leveling rear shocks with standard monroe struts? Cost of new shocks and relay switch (compressor is OK) seems prohibitive especially given that I don't pull a boat or trailer and rarely have anything in the trunk Hello What price are you finding for rear struts? Check out www.rockauto.com for monro sense a track strut prices. Regards Dan vBulletin®, Copyright ©2009, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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