by "Bob Chilcoat" <viewptmd@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Mar 24, 2006 at 07:13 AM
Might be the Jounce Bumpers. These are tough foam donuts at the top of the
strut that prevent the strut from bottoming at the end of its travel.
They're cheap, but the struts need to be taken out to replace them. My
Chrysler minivan had that problem. The bumpers (which are normally around
1.5 inches thick) had worn down to 1/2"). My '91 Talon (which is for
sale,
see #4624942433 on Ebay) probably needs them, too.
--
Bob (Chief Pilot, White Knuckle Airways)
"Nozaki" <nozaki@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:1141638699.648803.3340@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> No the car doesn't feel wobbly. Had my brother do a cursory look at my
> brakes on a lift to check if the calipers were loose but that wasn't
> it. Thought maybe my struts were bottoming out.
>
>
>>From a helpful reply in the Mitsubi**** forum, I guess my car has shocks
> not struts; shows how much I know. I hope shocks are cheaper than
> struts if they need replacing.
>
