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It keeps the body of the car from bouncing around. The springs help the car ride smooth.
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How do motorcycle rear shock absorbers work?
The most simple shock absorber design has it sit between the arm that holds the wheel and area under the seat on the frame. As the rear tire hits a bump, the shock absorber is "sandwiched" between the two. The shock absorber itself isn't too different from any other shock absorber.
What is the purpose of a shock absorber in a car?
The purpose of a shock absorber in a car is to smooth out or damp shock impact, and dissipate kinetic energy. It is a mechanical device used in the car and it is a type of dashpot.
Can a rear shock absorber leak oil?
Yeah, sure.
What is the rattle underneath in the left rear corner of your 2000 grand cherokee?
Could be a bad shock absorber or shock absorber bushing. Could be bad bushings on the rear sway bar (if equipped).
How do you adjust rear shock absorber in R1200C BMW?
adjust the throttle
Does rear shock absorber leak on vw polo 1.4 1996?
Yes
What is the rear shock absorber bolt size for a 2000 silverado?
The rear shocks take a 21mm wrench...
Can you put a front gas shock absorber and a rear oil shock absorber on your car?
The front and rear axle of the vehicle works independently. Unless you have different type of absorber for left and right side, if not, there will not be any harm using either gas or hydraulic on different axle. Tks
Shock Absorber?
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What is the purpose of damper in vehicles?
It does the same job as a shock absorber, helping the road springs.
Does Rafael nadal have a shock absorber?
Rafa does play with a shock absorber.
You hear a clunk in the rear when you hit the gas of your Lexus ls400 92 what could this be?
Broken exhaust hanger? Loose rear shock absorber? Worn shock mount bearing?
