I did swap the maganrides out for the rear Arnotts on our 2015 Denali XL. They look to be a quality piece and they have improved the ride over the very leaky magnarides. My only desire is that they absorbed more of the harsh bumps. Highway driving is very comfortable and suspension absorbs...
Make sure one of the O2 sensors isn't grounding. Sometimes on aftermarket exhaust the O2 bung is not in the right place. Make sure it isn't contacting the body.
I did my garage windows in a mirror tint. Take your time and make sure the window is clean. My windows came out great but it's not professional. And it was my garage so not as worried as if it was my vehicle.
Bringing this one back. Has anyone looked at relocating the acc module to the center? I don't have a front license plate so looking at moving it there so I can add tow hooks.
Thanks everyone. Learned alot from the forum, appreciate all the good info.
Recently got the magnarides replaced and also got a Magnuson installed on the 6.2L.
Just to second the Xineering sims do work great. I have Arnotts in the rear, and the half kit Xineering in the front with KYBs. The ride is alot better and the Yukon doesn't sit low in the front anymore due to the magnarides.
I just got through installing KYBs strut assemblies in the front with the xineering sims. Ride height is back to normal and it rides so much better. Arnotts are in the back already. Now I don't have to deal with magnarides.
No I found using a short 11/13 socket with a swivel and short extension was all I needed for me to then get it on the head of the bolt and hold it. It was just figuring out that combo that took time.
Just replaced the rear shocks in our 15 Denali XL with Arnotts. Currently @ 64k miles. The magnarides had been leaking for a while. This is the 2nd vehicle I've dealt with where the magnarides failed.
If you do it yourself, beware the passenger side upper mount bolt. GM didn't leave much room...
Good info on the quick connects. I've been running a UPR can on my F150 Ecoboost for several years now. Works well and I get the same water/coffee fluid out of it. One thing that doesn't seem to last are the o-rings in the quick connects. Maybe a by product of being boosted but they eventually...
Hello everyone!
Been an owner of the Yukon XL since late 2016. Just got through adding a Borla Touring catback. Looking for a supercharger now. All in all pleased with the Yukon. Need to replace the rear shocks soon. Current magnarides are leaky.
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