When Checking for a Bad Shock Absorber, You Should Look

question 2

Multiple Choice

When checking for a bad shock absorber, you should look for all of the following, EXCEPT:

• A) broken shock mount.
• B) excessive oil leakage.
• C) worn-out bushings.
• D) fluid level at the full mark.

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