2016 yukon Denali, 46,000 miles, leaking strut...

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slackerwil

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Right front strut is leaking, was told they should be changed in pairs. Quoted $630 for each electronic strut. Is that in the ballpark of what these things cost?
 

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Dealer told me to bend over and cough up $1800 for parts and labor to replace the two front struts so yeah sounds about right. I’ve seen others here say about the same as well.
 
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I paid 1400 at my local mechanic. Replaced both, aligned, etc.

Search around - you can convert to none magnetic ride, you'll need sensor deletes.
 
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Dealer told me to bend over and cough up $1800 for parts and labor to replace the two front struts so yeah sounds about right. I’ve seen others here say about the same as well.
Thanks for the reply.
 

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How is it riding? The struts on my wife’s RAV4 have been leaking for years, and the dealer pitches replacing them every time we’re in for a recall. I can’t notice any performance decrease. When I do, then I’ll change ‘em.
 

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You can pick them up for about 375 each online for OEM. Take the parts to a mechanic and have them install it for you if you don't want to bother installing them yourself.
 

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Some amount of leaking is normal according to GM, is it actually dripping off of the shock?
 

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Nooooo! If it’s a Denali w/ air suspension only use Arnott. They’re in FL and manufacture their own BETTER than OEM air struts. Guaranteed for a life, they pay for replacement shipping back and forth to your address for LESS than factory.

Only purchase from the factory. If purchased from a reseller you’re venerable to losing your lifetime warranty if said retailer closes shop or loses their resale agreement for warranty abuse.

Our service contract paid for the rear bags and compressor on our 08 Denali (bought in ‘15) last year, otherwise I would be running them now. Since 2008 Arnott has replaced the front bags on our Audi allroad 3x. Each replacement bag was reengineered and improved and zero cost to replace. They’ve paid for themselves and worth every penny.


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