Just to eliminate the possibility. Check if the rear shock absorbers are OK.
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At the rear of the car go to one corner of the car and push down hard and as far as you can and then release, two or three times in a row, on the body of the car, to set up a bouncing/rocking motion. When you stop, the car should bounce up, then settle back to the at-rest height. If the car bounces more than twice, you most likely need new shocks. Do this on both sides.
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At the rear of the car go to one corner of the car and push down hard and as far as you can on the body of the car and then release. Do this two or three times in a row, to set up a bouncing/rocking motion. When you stop, the car should bounce up, then settle back to the at-rest height. If the car bounces more than twice, you most likely need new shocks. Do this on both sides.
Just to eliminate the possibility. Check if the rear shock absorbers are OK.
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At the rear of the car go to one corner of the car and push down hard (and release) two or three times in a row, on the body of the car, to set up a bouncing/rocking motion. When you stop the car should bounce up, then settle back to the at-rest height. If the car bounces more than twice, you most likely need new shocks. Do this on both sides.
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At the rear of the car go to one corner of the car and push down hard and as far as you can and then release, two or three times in a row, on the body of the car, to set up a bouncing/rocking motion. When you stop, the car should bounce up, then settle back to the at-rest height. If the car bounces more than twice, you most likely need new shocks. Do this on both sides.
Just to eliminate the possibility. Check if the rear shock absorbers are OK.
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At the rear of the car go to one corner of the car and push down hard (and release) two or three times on the body of the car to set up a bouncing/rocking motion. When you stop the car should bounce up, then settle back to the at-rest height. If the car bounces more than twice, you most likely need new shocks. Do this on both sides.
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At the rear of the car go to one corner of the car and push down hard (and release) two or three times in a row, on the body of the car, to set up a bouncing/rocking motion. When you stop the car should bounce up, then settle back to the at-rest height. If the car bounces more than twice, you most likely need new shocks. Do this on both sides.
Hi @retrogamernc ,
Just to eliminate the possibility. Check if the rear shock absorbers are OK.
At the rear of the car go to one corner of the car and push down hard (and release) two or three times on the body of the car to set up a bouncing/rocking motion. When you stop the car should bounce up, then settle back to the at-rest height. If the car bounces more than twice, you most likely need new shocks. Do this on both sides.