[Midnight Marauder]

Not that this is the casue so dont be scared, but, I had this happen on my velle and turned out to be that the top rung of the spring had snapped but didnt fall out. The spring (original) had now dropped by one rung and became unseated, which obviously led to the left rear sitting about two inches lower. The ride was hindered and was more noticeable than just a sound. Does anything, suspension wise LOOK amiss? I mean visibky out of whack or is it just the noise and the ride height?

[This message has been edited by Midnight Marauder (edited 09-19-2001).]

 

[hescop]

This is common. New rear springs don't cost very much.

It's kind of like me, now that I'm in my 30's I'm starting to droop and lean to one side. I wonder if I can get my springs replaced?

Paul

 

[Midnight Marauder]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by hescop:
This is common. New rear springs don't cost very much.

It's kind of like me, now that I'm in my 30's I'm starting to droop and lean to one side. I wonder if I can get my springs replaced?

Paul<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

hahaha, thats why I had to get a tatto on my left shoulder. Had one on the right and I was walking lopsided. Got the one on the left and now everything is kosher.

 

[elkyD68]

i'll give it a visible check. if springs are cheap and easy then maybe i should hope that's what it is.

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Derek Ohlgren

68 El Camino w/ 307
Hugger Orange, beautiful color.