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Old 05-08-2011, 12:35 PM   #1
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Shop that fixes/rebuilds coilovers in socal?
I have DMAX coilovers and my front left coilover makes a weird clunking noise whenever i hit a bump. Its annoying as fuck. Checked all the bolts made sure the collars were tightened still nothing. I was wondering if any shop in socal area will be able to inspect/fix since DMAX usa is no longer in business.
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did you make sure that the nut on the top of the shock was tightened? the one under the adjusting knob?
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did you make sure that the nut on the top of the shock was tightened? the one under the adjusting knob?
yup already did that still makes a weird clunking i think its in the coilover something has play.
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