CORRECT OPERATION


Shock absorbers resist compression or extension by forcing hydraulic fluid through small valves. The fluid is vital for correct operation. The shock must not leak fluid.

During vehicle operation, signs of a worn shock absorber or strut include:

If these conditions occur, have the shocks or struts replaced immediately. Otherwise, additional parts of the car could be damaged. These parts include the tires, springs, constant velocity joints (if front-wheel drive), steering linkage, and ball joints.


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