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Illustrated: Suspension Components
Illustrated: Suspension Components
Suspension - Troubleshooting: Why does my car squeak over bumps?
Either the bushings or the steering and suspension boots are worn-out.

Why is may car not level?
The springs are probably sagging or the control arms damaged.

Why does my car lean when I take a corner?
Your vehicle may be overloaded; a stabilizer or sway bar loose, broken or the bushings worn; or sagging suspension springs.
Why does my car bounce allot when I ride over a bump?
The shock absorbers are probably worn and need replacing.

Why does my pickup ride too hard?
Your shocks probably need replacing.

My car rides too soft, is something wrong?
Probably defective or worn-out shocks.

My car bottoms out over bumps, do I need new shocks?
Probably so, unless the springs are bad. Perhaps your car is just overloaded.
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