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mike hammer
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Dec 12, 2008, 10:41 AM
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My 94 plymouth acclaim is in pretty poor health generally but more specifically the shocks, front and rear, start to be a little bit dead. As right now I have no use for the vehicule and will not need it until the end of january i consider putting it up on blocks so the tires dont freeze to the ground as where i live is very cold and snowy. Will this time off the ground give the springs a little break and or is there a tool with which one might stretch a spring over a period of time . The shocks are not completely shot and i dont consider it to be a major problem and I ask out of curiousity. thanks again
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dmac0923
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Dec 12, 2008, 12:55 PM
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metal fatigue cannot be reversed. if the springs are bad or going they need to be replaced.
same thing goes for the shocks even if they arent leaking externally
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