Bounder: Front Air Bags Replacement, '92 Bounder

[House Husband]

No need to heat the bags or grease them. Just hook them to a vacuum source, like intake manifold vacuum or a vacuum pump. Once collapsed, tie them with 3 or 4 tie wraps and stuff them in the hole. Nuttin to it. Do make sure the end bushings are correctly in place.
Spring replacement is a better option but more time consuming and more $$.
Henderson Line Up does offer such springs.
http://www.supersteerparts.com/produ...r-springs.html

Richard

[leesdx1]

Originally Posted by ga traveler

Chevy advises against the heavier springs. They are thicker and will compress and bottom out, according to Chevy.

Originally Posted by leesdx1

Didn't know that. The previous owner put the heavier spring and now has 40K miles. I need to check in to that. Thx

Just following up and didn't mean to Hi-jack this tread....Since the bottom out issue is only with the Chevy P Chassis and my beast already has the HD coils, I'm looking into the Timbren kit to resolve the issue.