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Leaking Shock Abosrber
My car is currently at around 5400 miles and I noticed some sort of leakage coming from the rear driver side. At first I thought it might've been a leaking exhaust but it turns out to be from the shock absorber.
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rule out leaking exhaust vs leaking shock absorber
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Anyway I'm going to be taking this to the dealership tomorrow but I wanted to see if anyone else had similar issue(s) with this. Thanks for your reply, however. |
If it is actually an oil there is no way it is from the exhaust, I agree with taking to dealer if it is an oil and not just water
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I haven't read about any leaking shocks on these cars.
However, whatever is leaking back there ..... it shouldn't be. Yep, best have it checked out. I hope it's minor. humfrz |
If your shock is leaking, you should be able to tell pretty easily. Lift up right rear corner of the car, grab a white paper towel, wipe the shock as best you can through the coils of the spring. Do you see oil? If yes, go to the dealership and get a new one. If no, it's likely not your shock.
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Are you lowered on springs?
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Hello, yes I am. I have the eibach pro kit installed. I've had it installed for well over 3 months and never had an issue.
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In that case you are SOL dealer isn't going to replace that for you. Buy some konis or bilsteins to replace
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You do now!! An upgrade is in order, I anticipate this when I lower my own! I'd like to put KYB adjustable struts on, if they make them for our cars... |
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Definitely let us know if they warranty the shock w/ the Eibachs installed.
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If they warranty it you better go play the lotto :thumbsup:
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