YOUR RESEARCHIs this strut blown?
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I never worked on a MacPherson strut car before. Is this strut blown? The strut mount was broken and when replacing it I found this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwSv...zr_WX42aVyJPtI I couldn't tell you if the car drove like it had a bad strut between the broken mount and multiple worn ball joints.
Just looks used to me. No wetness at the shaft seal and has resistance in and out. I would ptobably run it.
Looked at the rear and found p.o. had put B6 Bilstein on the rear at some point, so I went ahead and ordered B6 for the front since I have to pay someone else to do alignments anyway. Another week.....
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cant go wrong with that choice
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