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- I have a 1998 cadillac servill . The dash message "check suspension" and "LIMIT SPEED TO 90MPH comes on. What does this mean and how do I disconnect the system.
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Asked by cadillac98 on Mon, 08/09/2010 - 13:27 - the air was let out of the suspension by mistake from a 2004 buick ranier while using the tire inflator. how do you put the air back into the suspension
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Asked by triggs on Wed, 06/30/2010 - 19:29 - i need to look at the front suspension of a 1997 f-150
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Asked by popeye on Fri, 06/25/2010 - 17:51 - Saturn SL1 Sedan 1999 How do you replace suspension tie-rod arm it is bent need to replace it
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Asked by fernando ruiz on Thu, 06/03/2010 - 22:31 - saturn SL1 sedan 1999 how do you replace suspension tie-rod arm it is bent need to replace it
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What is a suspension?
A suspension system insulates a vehicle's passengers from road noise and vibrations and also protects the vehicle from excessive vibration. It consists of springs, shock absorbers and linkages that connect a vehicle to the wheels.
How can I tell if something is wrong with the suspension?
If the vehicle wanders from side to side or makes a clunking noise over bumps, the suspension bushings may be worn and will need to be replaced. Too much bouncing over bumps could indicate worn shocks or a leaf spring. Some problems are simple, and before replacing parts, it's a good idea to check for loose nuts and mounting bolts. Another likely suspects of suspension problems are low tire pressure or worn tires or wheels out of balance.
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