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Shocks and Struts

Shocks and struts are important parts of a vehicle’s suspension. Shocks are designed to absorb the impact, while struts support the load of an object such as the chassis of a car. These components are designed to soften the ride.

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Do adjustable struts raise or lower ride height?

You can do both on some. And then others are up only and vise-versa.

What is the definition of strutted?

Someone who walks around boldly. Someone who gives the air of self importance, as in, "The manager strutted around the office like he owned the place."

Normally used to describe someone in a negative way.

Does a 1998 Ford Explorer Sport have struts or shocks?

The 1998 Ford Explorer Sport ( like the four door version , Ford Explorer ) has

shock absorbers front and rear

Is the shock liar dangerous?

Technically no it isn't that dangerous but it can still hurt and fuse electricity up your arm

How do you change the struts on a 2000 Mercury Cougar?

Check out autozone.com's repair guides online, under suspension, they have a good guide for doing it.

How do you tighten the top nut on a strut on a2000daewoo a?

take a close look at the nut, do u see any plastic poking out of the nut and stud area? If u do, then these are not re-useable and will need to be replaced. Also, u will need a torque wrench and tighten to Daewoo's specification. Good luck

How do you change the rear shocks on a Firebird?

Well you can see the bottom bolts from under the car if you remove the rear tires. the hard part is the upper bolts. fold down the back seat, remove the inner plastic panels on either side of the car and there will be foam padding. remove the padding (don't throw away) and you'll see the two upper bolts. (one per side of the car). Installation is opposite of removal.

How much does it usually cost to replace suspension bushes?

My quote from volkswagen is £67.85 for anti roll bar bushes and £244.37 for rear axle bushes

How do you change the rear coil springs on a 91 Honda accord ex?

You will need to remove the panel liners inside both sides of the trunk. This will give you access to the top nut of each rear strut. You will need to remove the existing struts to place the new coil springs over the struts. You may need two jacks, one ot jack the car up and one to use to compress the coil spring you are installing. This takes about 1 and a half hours for both rear coil springs. I bolt on the bottom of the sturt and the nut inside the trunk is all you need to remove to get the struts off and replace the coil springs. Make sure you check the quality of the strut mount bushings (rubber gaskets) before you re-install. They re only about $10 a piece from the dealrer and worth the price if you are going to this much work.

What is the torque for the front hubs of a Lincoln Town Car?

With wheel rotating, tighten adjusting nut to 17---25 ft. lbs. Back off adjusting nut 1-2 turn and retighten nut to 10---15 inch lbs

How does traction control sensor work?

say for example-- if one will spins the others kick in and provide the control of vehicle. this is what a traction control does.

What are some possible causes on a clucking noise in the front end of a 2001 Town and Country you have changed the Struts and strut mounts?

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a "clucking" noise? If it's a clicking noise, it may be the CV joints. If it's a clucking noise, it might be a chicken.

I had a clicking noise also, mainly when i drove over bumps. CV joints usually pop when your turning. my problem was the (sway bar links) . They are very easy to replace much easier on a lift , but i did it on the ground without jacking up the van ,and cost me less than $20.00 each at oreily's.
Chances are it is the bushings around the sway bar links. They tend to wear out really fast. I've had 2 sets replaced on a '94 Grand Caravan and they are doing it again. The vehicle only has 77,000 miles on it.

What is the purpose of the centering cam in a nosewheel shock strut?

It is used to lock d nosewheel in d straight posn. so that d landing gear may retract witout any problems.

otherwise imagine if d wheel was not locked straight . .d wheels bay doors may hav problems like gettin stuck up . . !! like d JET BLUE 232 . .check d youtube video :) :)

What is an example of a positive external shock to aggregate supply?

Good weather leads to an unusually productive harvest for corn farmers.

How difficult is it to replace the struts on a 1999 Corolla?

It depends on the tools you have, and the environment you will be working in. The best thing o do is get a book from the parts store on changing struts, or go read about them at a Public Library. The job itself is fairly easy.

I did it last year, the rears were not too bad but the fronts, the lower control arms don't drop far enough without disconnecting the axel shaft and tie rod. But it can be done, be prepared to muscle them in place. That is one job I will never attempt on a Toyota corolla again. On the other hand I did it on a 1987 for Thunderbird, very easy. It is a car model by car model decision.

How long can you drive on bad struts?

I would say as little as possible, as they are ruining your tires.

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