sizemoremk
Registered User
1990 auto, all stock....
I was replacing my water pump this past weekend, and had it on jackstands (all fours) as I went ahead with IRS bushings since I was already dirty.
Anyways after a couple days on the jackstands, it road alot better than it has in awhile, but the next morning it seemed to ride poorly again...
I've been told by several shops that my shocks are just fine. I checked all the suspension bushings, and most looked OK, and I could see nothing that appeared loose in the rear end.
I am wondering if the springs have just aged to the point that they no longer hold the car up well enough?
I have replaced nearly all the bushings in the front end along with upper control arms, etc. and now the rear IRS differential bushings.
My ride kinda sucks alltogether... any suggestions???
I was replacing my water pump this past weekend, and had it on jackstands (all fours) as I went ahead with IRS bushings since I was already dirty.
Anyways after a couple days on the jackstands, it road alot better than it has in awhile, but the next morning it seemed to ride poorly again...
I've been told by several shops that my shocks are just fine. I checked all the suspension bushings, and most looked OK, and I could see nothing that appeared loose in the rear end.
I am wondering if the springs have just aged to the point that they no longer hold the car up well enough?
I have replaced nearly all the bushings in the front end along with upper control arms, etc. and now the rear IRS differential bushings.
My ride kinda sucks alltogether... any suggestions???
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