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WHhile you're at it
Jim you may as well go ahead and replace the upper strut mounts as well(relatively cheap anyway). They're probably worn near the end of their life anyway. You don't want to have to go through the same process in a few months to a year to replace these guys cause they're busted. I had to replace my upper strut mounts and discovered that one of my Koni's was busted. Sent both back and was rewarded with a brand new mathcing pair. Didn't wan't to replace just the leaking one and have a new one and a 4 year old one. Anyway just my .02 worth
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04-03-2003, 12:37 PM
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