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Old 11-05-2008, 09:09 PM
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Thanks... well, I will probably check that out and see if its a strut before I have the alignment done.

Yes, thankfully, this is a local southern car and even the undercarriage is void of even surface rust. Looks like new underneath.

Even though I am in the southeast, I am familiar with "northern" cars. I ended up with a 1994 Lumina that was originally from northeastern Ohio back in 2001. I had no idea when I bought it, but the undercarriage was very rusty. Heavy rust scale. I had never seen an undercarriage like that... especially on a 1994 car.

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Originally Posted by uberwgn View Post
Yes, you'd need an alignment following strut replacement.

However, being a resident of the Northeast its entire life, rust was becoming an issue in some areas I'd consider safety related. Cosemetically, the car still looked great (as long as you didn't approach closer than 10' )
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