Anyone have any idea if shocks or struts on this car are doable by th
backyard mechanic? I know some cars are sealed struts in front and som
are not - The whole right side of this car bounces when pushed down - th
left side is fine - just had to return the shop manual to the library s
no info on this job. Any info is appreciated. thanx, ignat
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johngdole@hotmail.com - 04 May 2008 04:15 GMT
Check the free repair guide on autozone:
http://www.autozone.com/az/cds/en_us/0900823d/80/13/f8/14/0900823d8013f814/repai
rInfoPages.htm
Typical inexpensive MacPherson setup. Should be no problems. It may be
easier if you replace with a complete assembly, like Monroe
QuickStrut. If you are mechanically inclined you may be able to swap
one corner in less than 30 minutes, working slow. ;) ;)
Just make sure all the rubber components are replaced, including the
mount at this mileage. So the QuickStrut if available may be worth the
cost than buying the components one by one.
Check prices on:
www.rockauto.com
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> backyard mechanic? I know some cars are sealed struts in front and some
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m j d - 06 May 2008 01:57 GMT
Just about ready to do mine. Strutmasters.com has quick struts for $159 or
2 for $299.
not sure if these are the monroes or their own brand.
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> backyard mechanic? I know some cars are sealed struts in front and some
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ignatz - 06 May 2008 04:48 GMT
Hi! Thanks for the great info- are the quick struts for the back and front
bo
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johngdole@hotmail.com - 07 May 2008 02:02 GMT
They are typically available for each corner of the car. Looks like
171958, 171957 are the only ones (rear) available for this year. Check
the catalog on www.monroe.com
Also check out Gabriel Ultra struts. These have multi-stage inertia
sensitive valving. Pretty good stuff. Stay away from OEM KYBs (aka
Keep Your Bilsteins). You can use Monroe mounts if needed.
Gabriel G-force video:
http://www.gabriel.com/gforce1/eng/default.htm
> Hi! Thanks for the great info- are the quick struts for the back and front?
> bob
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ignatz - 11 May 2008 05:34 GMT
Ok - great info - will check it out. ignat
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