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Old 04-23-2010, 05:38 PM
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Can a car still roll without the rear struts?

I am parting out a 95 milenia and someone today asked if they could have the rear struts.

I don't mind them having them, but when I'm done parting the car I need it to roll on to a trailer to get out. So basically what I'm asking is if I take the struts off can you still put the tires back on and push a car around, or not?
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Re: Can a car still roll without the rear struts?

No, if the struts are removed, you'll not be able to push your car, cause the wheel cover will sit on the tire.
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