HOW LONG WILL TAKES TO CHANGE THE SHOCKS AND SAVE THE MONEY

Monroe make a convertion to standard coil springs should be available at any auto parts retailer

Hello, my name is Shaun. I will do my best to help you out with your problem. As far as your shocks needing to be replaced ASAP, i would say it's not an emergency. Worn shocks will result in a pretty bouncy ride, and if let go long enough, could result in irregular tire wear, but your truck won't fall apart if you don't change them today. Ultimately, the spring is what holds your truck in the air, the shock is just there to absorb impact and make your ride a little more comfortable. They also help in cornering, so expect a little bit of over-steer, as your truck will roll more quickly in tight turns. The shocks should be replaced in pairs, as different shocks have different ride qualities. (i.e both fronts, then both backs.) The Monroe shocks are okay, but they don't last quite as long as a higher end shock. At the price they quoted, you could buy a higher-end shock, do the work yourself, and still save a ton of money. And yes, it is basically as simple as unbolting the old shock and replacing it with the new. My advice to you would be to purchase a Haynes manual for your truck when you purchase the shocks. This will give you step-by-step instructions to change the shocks and will also be a valuable asset should other problems arise. Hope this helped you out, and if you have any more in-depth questions, feel free to reply to this answer and i will get back to you. Have a great day!

Front struts are about $85 apiece, rear shocks are about $34 apiece plus alignment would be about $60-70. The price for the shocks and struts are from autozone,com My suggestion to you is to buy the parts from a auto parts store and then take them to a reputable shop or mechanic and have them install it and do the alignment, that way you will save money on parts because the shop won't markup the price of the struts and shocks, you will just pay for the labor.

You may want to turn the air suspension off before you go and try to remove the old shocks. Dealing with these air lines and what not can be kind of tricky. If you want to save you some time, and money check out Strutmasters. They offer air to non air conversion kits that will fix your vehicle up in no time.

if you got some money burning a hole in your pocket then yes. i myself wait untill you get more than 2 up bounces. jump on bumber then watch how many times body goes up and down
one up then down then stop at normal mean good shocks

yes, go to the web site and give them a call

http://www.suncoreindustries.com/english-cadillac-sedan-deville-94-96-air-suspension.html

On the newer cadillacs, we disconnect the sensor arm to let it swing up tricking the sensor to tell the compressor to turn on. There may also be a set of aftermarket air shocks that you can use in place of with a valve you install remotely like a valve stem. Ask the parts store your options, keep in mind in this case different stores have different options, so shop around.

TRY REGULAR PARTS STORE TO SAVE SOME MONEY,MOST CARRY THOSE BUSHINGS,ROB

yes u can, u will need one of suncore industries kits ($539.00) to do the conversion to standard shock strut system, u will also need the relay kit. Call them before u buy.
http://www.suncoreindustries.com/cadillac-pages/cadillac-deville/1994-1996/cadillac-deville-94-96-suspension-relay-connector-kit.htm

if it will save you money sure,,,,change it out. i know shops are expensive so if you know how to do it convert it..it will guarantee no more shock problems