Technical Facts & Faq
Understanding the effects that worn shock absorbers have on a vehicle will help identify the need to replace them with a new product.
Shocks & Struts
Are the tyres wearing unevenly?
Does the vehicle continue to rock more than twice, front to back?
Does the vehicle lean to a point where control might be negatively affected?
Does the vehicle bounce more than twice after going over a bump in the road?
Is the vehicle ride harsh or bumpy?
Does the vehicle not have great stopping ability?
Fitting
Identify the type of shock absorber being fitted and fit it the right side up.
Do not grip the piston rod with any tool as this might damage it. A chipped or damaged rod could cause wear on the upper rubber seal and thus cause the oil to leak out.
Do not over-tighten. This might damage the rubber mountings.
Faults - the most common complaints are:
Loss of fluid (leaking) This is caused by a damaged piston shaft, thereby damaging...
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