When to replace shock absorbers on a jeep?
If the springs are too worn, they can give way, causing additional stress on the shock absorbers. To keep in constant contact with the road, the shock absorbers and springs must be replaced at the same time, always in a pair per axle. See your Jeep Dealership for advice about the best repair solution for your car! Eureka! Did you know that…?
What kind of suspension system does a jeep have?
The suspension system keeps the wheels constantly in contact with the road. This is an articulated unit that includes shock absorbers, springs, wishbones, wheel bearings, velocity joints and tyres. Always use original spare shock absorbers and suspensions to enjoy maximum road grip and driving comfort!
Why do you need a wishbone car bearing?
Bumps and deep holes are sworn enemies, not just to your driving comfort but also to wishbone performance: remember to moderate your speed to increase your safety while driving. Your car is a complex system of interaction between moving parts, often at high speeds. The bearing is necessary to temper the constant friction between wheels and hub.
What happens if your rear suspension bushing fails?
Drivers may also experience poor handling or loose steering. Failure of rear suspension bushings may be harder to detect as they don’t involve the steering system and may be less affected by cornering.
How to replace a strut on a jeep?
If you’re just replacing struts, then undo the upper ball joint, sway end-links, upper strut mount bolts (4) and drop everything. Loosen the lower strut-clamp bolt and replace the strut, obviously need a spring compressor. You should be good!
What should I do about my Jeep Grand Cherokee suspension?
Brought the JGC in for a rattle in the rear suspension, Dealer stated they will be replacing the rear shocks and shock mounts under warranty. Front wheel bearings failed and had to be replaced. Rattle coming from rear suspension. Struts replaced.
Why is my Jeep Grand Cherokee not lifting?
Air suspension module “got freaked out” (quoting mechanic) and needed to be re-flashed. Vehicle would not lift or lower. Jeep’s back end was at off-road height and front end was at park height. Re-flash seems to have fixed it for now. Air suspension experienced same issue (nose in park height and rear up in air).
Why did my Jeep Cherokee drop off the road?
The contact stated that his wife was driving at 25 mph when the front wheel on the driver’s side detached from the vehicle, causing the vehicle to drop to the ground. The vehicle veered off the road grazing a tree until it stopped. The contact stated the air bags did not deploy causing the driver to hit the steering wheel.