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I just realized the rubber cover of the rear absorber has disintegrated . Will it create any problem,? Need to replace?
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this looks like rear absorber. There should be an external cover ....

 

if you ask me, I would replace IF your mileage is high (> 100k) and you have at least 3 years COE left

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Supersonic

I think that is a bump stop.

 

Without it, the spring when fully compressed will hit the chassis.

 

Replacing it, usually means removing the whole thing and and replacing the bumper.

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I think that is a bump stop.

 

Without it, the spring when fully compressed will hit the chassis.

 

Replacing it, usually means removing the whole thing and and replacing the bumper.

 

good spot !! hmm, i thought bump stop is a separate item form the absorber.

 

TS, pls seek advice from wkshop. replacing bumpstop should not be exp. but like I say, if mileage is high, you might want to consider replacing your shocks together.

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If changing Absorber (2x front and 2x rear), do I need to change any other parts as well ? (ie. bushing, arms..... etc.etc....)

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If changing Absorber (2x front and 2x rear), do I need to change any other parts as well ? (ie. bushing, arms..... etc.etc....)

 

might wanna consider -->

 

front - mounting & bearing

 

Rear - mounting

 

1. check price and stock availability. Best is nearby wkshop.

2. once they dismantled, check to see if still ok. If no, get from stockist immediately. Or you might just wanna change for peace of mind. Not expensive. Prob less than $200 for all 4.

 

or you can let wkshop earn by asking them to get for you everything. less hassle for you.

 

Also, check your front lower arm, tie rod end and drop link. Watch for the rubber bushings

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best to change suspension mounts/bearing , bar links, and lower arm ball joint while u are at it

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