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Rear Shocks - bump steer / rear shimmy

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Old 11-08-2007, 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by slick94prix
I get the same squireliness as well. I'm interested in what you figure out is your culprit.
I have some new Monroe shocks and I will likely put them in this weekend. The old shocks are leaking oil, so they are at least part of the problem.
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Well I just replaced the rear shocks. It is a pretty simple task. The old shocks were clearly bad. There was oil leaking from both of them.

I noticed a difference right away.

I haven't yet done a thorough test but I am confident I have the problem solved. The difference is quite noticeable in just driving around city streets.
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