2. Compress and stretch the shock absorber at least three times. Make sure that the resistance to movement does not change and there are no extraneous sounds.
Replace the shock absorber if necessary.
Checking the rear shock absorber (Honda Fit 1)
1. Check the shock absorber for damage and leaks.
2. Compress and stretch the shock absorber at least three times. Make sure that the resistance to movement does not change and there are no extraneous sounds.
Replace the shock absorber if necessary.
2. Compress and stretch the shock absorber at least three times. Make sure that the resistance to movement does not change and there are no extraneous sounds.
Replace the shock absorber if necessary.
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