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This is probably an easy fix. Try jacking up your car and seeing if the bottom collar on the rear spring that's affected is loose. Usually this is the culprit.
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This is probably an easy fix. Try jacking up your car and seeing if the bottom collar on the rear spring that's affected is loose. Usually this is the culprit.
Otherwise your spring could be rotating or dropping in it's seat. Dialing in/out the preload on the shock will solve that. Good luck! |
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