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How do you know when to replace shocks??
The guy that drove my car out from the repair shop (not a full fledged mechanic ) said I need new shocks and stomped on the brakes to show how my front end bounces a couple of times. But, I wonder if this is a good indication of worn shocks on a truck.
I have also heard of pushing down on a corner and the vehicle should level itself without bouncing, but again does this only apply to passenger cars? I don't remember how it's supposed to work when the shocks were new. I think they were replaced approx. 50k miles ago.
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1995.5 Rodeo, AT, 3.2 L, 2WD, 136k miles
Manik Grill guard & Nerf bars, Passport fender flares, Dynomax Turbo muffler, Modified Air intake
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