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Car Forum / Subaru Cars / January 2008

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Re: Blown Strut 04 OBW

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fujiyama - 01 Jan 2008 15:36 GMT
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
bigjimpack@gmail.com - 01 Jan 2008 20:14 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
shocks which can easily be replaced

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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.
 
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