Stupid Newby Question
The tire shop stated I needed to replace my shocks. I looked at eshocks and noted two different options (solid axle - not solid).
Now, here is the stupid newby (non mechanic) question - where are the freakin front shocks? I see the control arms - the springs - but no shocks [duhhh] 02 2500 24V Diesel 2wd Quad |
Check inside the front coil springs. ;)
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Originally Posted by Shovelhead
(Post 2003673)
Check inside the front coil springs. ;)
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.... Not to call ya dumb or anything, but I'd take a closer look, someone correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't all gen 2 Rams shocks in the springs?
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Buy a Factory Service manual and you'll get smarter.
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Maybe they got stolen and you don't have the shocks? In that case I think your shop is right, you need new shocks.
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Deserving of the abuse
It was dark out - as soon as this rain lets up I will take another look. Thanks folks :cool:
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^Paul has it correct. Yes, they should be inside the coil spring.....didn't realized there was a market for stolen shocks. better go lock mine down.
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shock location
Originally Posted by Koi Guy
(Post 2003648)
The tire shop stated I needed to replace my shocks. I looked at eshocks and noted two different options (solid axle - not solid).
Now, here is the stupid newby (non mechanic) question - where are the freakin front shocks? I see the control arms - the springs - but no shocks [duhhh] 02 2500 24V Diesel 2wd Quad |
Originally Posted by jdec
(Post 2004873)
My 98 2wd was not in the coil spring. You could get to them quite easily by just turning the wheel to full lock. I was going to change them myself until my service station offered to do it for $6.00 a shock!
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