How To: Install Rear Shocks on a Traverse, Enclave, Acadia and Outlook

[@timothynewman3524]

Your video was very helpful, and I like how you pointed out that on the bottom end of the shock it has a tapered cone shaped on one side that must face inward when installing it .And the flat side facing out side , I enjoyed watching it and look forward to future ones thank you 👍

[@sorrynotsorry8138]

Would save you lot of tapping by just loosing up the upper absorber bracket

[@bobponder1932]

I put these Gabriel Ultras on my 2012 Enclave 2 years and less than 30k ago. Replacing them tomorrow under warranty. They rode ok when I put them on, now not so much.

[@danoleary639]

What size of wrenches did you use?

[@marcom8107]

Thanks alot this helped me. Thanks for posting.

[@creativemind8406]

Great and simple video. Appreciate you!

[@HectorGarcia-vu9pn]

Thanks for the video. You did a great job. Have you ever had to replace the bump stops on this traverse. I have a 2010 Travers and my bump stops are torn and and just fallen inside the spring. Thanks

[@fbowie21]

shouldnt they be tightened to spec?

[@nickdipascal9412]

Great video as always !!

[@jamiehughes7761]

I bought those same shocks for mine. How are they holding up?

[@Ron-h4l]

How many miles on the shocks.

[@nathanheadrick9988]

You should buy a set of jack stands before you get killed or get someone else killed. It’s your business what you do on your own. But if you are going to teach other people how to do something, teach safety first. Lots of people die under cars that are not supported correctly.

[@TheEmberedOne4409]

Thank you so so much now I know how to do uhhhh....... this!