Whenever GMTN Members with their accumulated knowledge and experience Help Others... they seldom get extensive feedback on the RESULTS of any changes to the overall performance of these fixed vehicles. The Woman who penned the Article linked below on the topic of " Getting the Failed Air Suspension in the 2005 Envoy Fixed" that she and her husband love to drive ...is different.
This Lady provides a "Nice, Long View" into the implications of what others might disdain as a "Retrograde Repair" as told from the Passenger Side of the vehicle with genuine surprise as to how well this suspension alteration worked out over time. In the end, her having a Decent Running GMT-360 comes down to it being a "Quality of Life" issue.
It's not an Original Thought for me to wish that many Others who generally receive similar assistance and then suddenly disappear... would just "linger" here long enough after their Problems are Solved to Qualify the Value of the Repairs they can get done here... without having to rely upon "Stealerships" hanging them out to dry for Ridiculously High Repair Charges. This one is refreshing to read and has Good Information, Images and her 'Empirical Impressions' as well:
This Lady provides a "Nice, Long View" into the implications of what others might disdain as a "Retrograde Repair" as told from the Passenger Side of the vehicle with genuine surprise as to how well this suspension alteration worked out over time. In the end, her having a Decent Running GMT-360 comes down to it being a "Quality of Life" issue.
It's not an Original Thought for me to wish that many Others who generally receive similar assistance and then suddenly disappear... would just "linger" here long enough after their Problems are Solved to Qualify the Value of the Repairs they can get done here... without having to rely upon "Stealerships" hanging them out to dry for Ridiculously High Repair Charges. This one is refreshing to read and has Good Information, Images and her 'Empirical Impressions' as well:
How to Affordably Fix a GMC Envoy's Failed Rear End Air Suspension
When the rear end suspension of my GMC Envoy failed, I panicked. With the advice of a dear friend, I was able to order the parts I needed to get my SUV fixed affordably.
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