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Originally Posted by Peter Guenther
There are only two, the fronts are conventional shocks. Typically as a rule of thumb, as the accumulator fails the ride gets a little spongey, and then hard as all the gas disappears. They are usually less than $100 ea, two hours labor plus oil. The struts unless they leak dont fail early, but they have been known to wear the bushings, causing them to rattle. I would watch what happens, but replace the accumulators when the ride gets harsh.
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I went to a shop, recommended by some on this board, ready to have the rear accumulators changed, and the indy, pressed down on the back, told me the rear was "spongey" or something similar, and said there was nothing wrong.
Ride still feels hard as a rock, every little bump, everyhere. Find another mechanic?