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Old 07-19-08 | 11:47 AM
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Hi, i'm new to the forums, i've had a 1994 LS 400 for about 8 months, its Fully loaded and came with everything, as I was driving my car on the highway the other day my car suddenly dropped in the rear, and any tiny little bump I hit my car would bounce like it had hydraulics. Only the rear of the car is completely lowered the front end of the car is still raised. Ive turned the switch off and back on, and nothing happens at all. I was just wondering if anyone else had this problem and if its an easy fix or am I about to be spending about $1k on the suspension, any info or help would be really appreciated. I will take pics of the car soon and post them back up to show you whats going on. thx for all help
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Old 07-19-08 | 12:17 PM
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it wouldn't let me load more then one picture so i had to do it like this sorry for the inconvenience
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Old 07-19-08 | 12:19 PM
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the other picture was the front tire of the car this is from the side
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this is the picture from the rear tire
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last picture sorry for doing it this way, another picture of what the other side of the car looks like from the rear
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if anyone has any info on this it would be greatly appreciated
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please search, your air shock is blown and needs to be replaced.
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i've seen the rear air struts online for cheap... forgot if it was ebay or arnott. either way, i can't see spending about 1k for one strut so i'm just gonna replace all 4 with shocks n springs. i just need to find a set of top mounts. good luck on whatever u decide.
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suncoreindustries.com sells them for $250 each with lifetime warranty.
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thx for all the help, ill know what the problem is by tomorrow, and ill update you guys on it, thx for all the input
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