It's well known in the U.K. motor trade that large tyre firm employee
are encouraged to squirt oil on struts and shocks in order to sel
more of them. If I were you , I'd wipe off the oil and check th
strut over a couple of weeks to see if it leaks any more, or take th
car to a mechanic you can trust. Tyre dealers are, in my (and man
other peoples) opinion, about as honest as politicians
Outback struts ARE weak. I blew one on my 04. I am very disappointed
there arent heavy duty struts on outbacks. The best would be regular
shocks which can easily be replaced
On Jan 1, 10:36 am, steve.lice...@tesco-dot-net.no-spam.invalid
> It's well known in the U.K. motor trade that large tyre firm employees
> are encouraged to squirt oil on struts and shocks in order to sell
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Tony Hwang - 02 Jan 2008 00:16 GMT
> Outback struts ARE weak. I blew one on my 04. I am very disappointed
> there arent heavy duty struts on outbacks. The best would be regular
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Hi,
Use KYB, Koni, Bilstein ones. Costs more but last long and gives better
riding/handling.