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Suspension Problems
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- 2004 Lincoln T.C. Ultimate Air suspension lifted rear to max height and will not level vehicle. Air pump runs.??l
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Asked by jjdp43 on Tue, 08/30/2011 - 14:00 - 94 ranger 4x4 suspension. I hit a small bump and feels like i went over a huge pothole. going to replace shocks. any other parts i should replace? anyone know where i can get leaf springs cheap aswell?
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Asked by mmasini on Wed, 03/09/2011 - 17:18 - 1996 Toyota Corolla Seca (Australia), 160 000 km. I recently was driving about 100 kmh and hit a pot hole, now the left front side is making a noise. Alignment/Tires/suspension is fine. Noise is worse after car warms up. Sounds like its in the wheel.
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Asked by kobe24 on Thu, 02/10/2011 - 04:25 - 1994 dodge shadow front end suspension so bumpy and has alot of vertical play when hitting the smallest bumps struts seem fine. front end feels like the car is going to break in half
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Asked by brian miller on Wed, 01/19/2011 - 00:16 - 96 Range Rover SE, 4.0, is now idling between 1600 and 1900 rpm. This is after having a new exhaust ( muffler & pipe ) installed ( and the mechanic broke and repaired the air suspension ). What is wrong now ? ( and is there a good mechanic in Galax Va ?)
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How does a vehicle suspension system work?
A suspension system provides steering stability, shields passengers from road noise and vibrations, and also protects the vehicle. A suspension system connects a vehicle to the wheels and consists of springs, shock absorbers and linkages.
What does it mean if my car wanders from side to side?
If the vehicle wanders from side to side, the suspension bushings may be worn. Too much bouncing or clunking noises over bmups in the road can also indicate worn shocks or springs. The problem could also be something as simple as a loose mountin bolt, or low tire pressure. Worn tires or out of balance tires could also create a problem.
What are my options?
The vehicle can be taken to a repair shop, or the owner can diagnose or perform some diagnostics and minor repairs. For more serious problems a DIY repair may not be possible. Automotive websites advertise repair services and sell parts. Other websites sell service manuals or how-to books.
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