Suspension Strut Assemblies
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What is a Suspension Strut Assembly?
A Suspension Strut Assembly is a part of the vehicle's suspension system, which helps to stabilize and absorb shock as the vehicle is driven. It also helps to maintain proper wheel alignment.
How do I know if my Suspension Strut Assembly is faulty?
If your suspension strut assembly is faulty you may notice a few signs. These can include a decrease in ride quality, uneven tire wear, knocking, squeaking, or clunking sounds when driving over bumps, or the vehicle may pull to one side while driving.
What kind of damage can a faulty Suspension Strut Assembly cause?
A faulty suspension strut assembly can cause additional wear and tear on the other suspension components, resulting in premature failure. It could also cause further damage to the vehicle's alignment and steering system.
How do I replace my Suspension Strut Assembly?
Replacing a suspension strut assembly is a job best left to a professional mechanic. However, if you are mechanically inclined, the following steps can be taken:
- Raise the vehicle and safely support it with jack stands.
- Remove the wheel and tire assembly.
- Remove the upper strut nut and the strut mount.
- Remove the strut assembly from the vehicle.
- Install the new strut assembly and the strut mount.
- Install the upper strut nut and tighten to specifications.
- Install the wheel and tire assembly.
- Lower the vehicle and test drive.
How often should I inspect my Suspension Strut Assembly?
It is a good idea to inspect your suspension strut assembly every 10,000 to 15,000 miles or once a year. This will help to ensure that it is in good condition and functioning properly.