We have the same paint codes, 92I & 922. These are the SEM colors that matched my dark grey dashboard and lighter grey console, door panels and under dash color.
ZW7 & Nivomats here also, but in an '04 Tahoe. I saw #15115208 on Rock Auto with identical diameters and a slightly different (more robust) profile from #15270578. That price difference is substantial. :oops: Should I ever need to replace these, your recommendation looks like a firmer upgrade...
Googlefoo. I had questions about an interior buzzing noise and wound up here. I learned of aspirators and added a write up on how to change the rear unit.
I did the same, front and back plus steering components to regain that 'new ride' ride. Don't overlook your control arm and rear axle bumpers. :favorites37:
Are you manually copying the link and pasting into a new window? That works for . Why is does and other actions don't is a mystery.
I misspoke earlier. 'Rght click' to copy link and actually clicking the link both produce a blank eBay page.
Odd. Same here now that I've clicked on it. Trying a shortened link now -
www.ebay.com/itm/255994424430
*Edit - copy & paste and 'copy link' work as intended. Clicking on it brings up the "pixel".
When I recovered my seats, in addition to the seat bottom foam, I also replace the seat spring. Click through the photos in the eBay listing for a preview of seat frame components. The only part I did not replace were the coil springs that hold the wire unit in place...
Thanks all. Noise coming from the fuel pressure regulator was mention in a fuel pump thread.
I've since replaced the regulator, then fuel filter and finally the fuel pump when line pressure remained low. I've only made three short trips since then and the tone has not returned. Huzzuh.
Thanks, I understood that and hoped to add to list. The best I've located so far is https://suspensionmaxx.com/torsion-bar-reference?srsltid=AfmBOorQ8KHvC1W-Ujl6uuqMMfZoPqcLB86_5GYWfkCJXxcPHHuj1c5V My bars don't appear and remain elusive. :(
I've a '04 Tahoe LT also with premium smooth ride. My codes differ as 6XN and 7XN. I've not found a source anywhere that lists max torque for those codes.
Link to how I pulled down the rear section of the headliner. You may need to also pop the tops of the B pillar covers.
https://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/mircophones-in-roof-of-denali-making-a-humming-noise.4859/post-1864928
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