Product Details:
Shock absorber is very important to safety
It is recommended to replace the shock absorbers every 80,000 kilometers , and the shock absorber needs to be replaced in pairs.
20.000km: Please check your shock absorber
80.000km: Need to replace your shock absorber
100.000km: DANGER ! Please replace your shock absorber as soon as possible
Fitment:
- 2005-2007 Suzuki Aerio 2.3L L4 2290cc 140 CID Sedan AWD
- 2004-2007 Suzuki Aerio 2.3L L4 2290cc 140 CID Sedan FWD
- 2005-2006 Suzuki Aerio 2.3L L4 2290cc 140 CID Wagon AWD
- 2005-2006 Suzuki Aerio 2.3L L4 2290cc 140 CID Wagon FWD
Features:
- Hardened Rods & NOK Seals;
- Precision Robotic Welding;
- Top Factory Certifications;
- Premium Powder-Coated Finish;
- Damper Engineered for Each Vehicle Application's
- OE or Better Performance Level
Note:
- Look Above this product description (Item Specifics) for all part numbers, part brands, placement on vehicle and Compatibility.Make sure that is the correct fitment for your vehicle.
- Bare shocks & struts set only, springs and mounts are not included.
- We'll ship the struts separately in two pakages if the full set is over weight. Notice please!
How to Check Shock Absorbers?
If you feel like your vehicle's ride quality is not what it used to be, it is a good idea to know how to check shock absorbers. It is fairly simple and easy to do. And it can save you from an unnecessary visit to a garage, or inversely, indicate that you need to get the car to a professional.
STEP 1-Observe your car from the front. With the car on a flat surface, it should appear perfectly level, i.e. both sides being the same height off the surface.
If you actually know the specifications of your car's suspension, you can measure the height. If the height is at or below the minimum specs, then you should take the car to a professional for further evaluation and repair. Being at the "minimum" is just that. It is no longer at the ideal, and something has changed.
STEP 2-Push down on the front of the car to test for weak shock absorbers. This is not a scientific test and is somewhat subjective. But it can be helpful when taken in conjunction with other checks made.
Stand in front of the car and carefully place your foot on the bumper, or your knee on a surface that won't dent or bend; it doesn't have to be center. Shift your weight onto that point, pushing the car down. Then quickly remove your foot, or weight. The car should bounce up and return to its original position rather stiffly, without continuing to bounce. If it bounces more than a couple of times, this is an indication that perhaps the shock absorbers are weak.
STEP 3-Visually inspect the struts or shock absorbers. Look for signs of liquid that is or has been running down the shock absorber. If present, then your shock absorbers could be bad. Once the seals begin leaking, the shock absorber becomes ineffective.
You will need to get the car into a garage to confirm your observations and replace the shock absorbers. Note that you want to get a confirmation that the liquid tracks you observed are indeed emanating from leaking shock absorber seals. It could easily just be something splashed up from the road.
