Icon stage 2 install, KDSS ring has some liquid on it afterwords.

aaronRR

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Had a local shop do the install, they had some issues breaking one of my ABS lines unfortunately. All is good easy fix, however I was checking my kdss setup and I see some liquid around the ring on the left side of the truck.

How worried should I be? The shop is pretty low key so I don't expect them to be equipped to handle this (they weren't super familiar with KDSS)

It's the gasket on the right side, I'm worried that this will be an insanely expensive fix, I haven't noticed any issues driving it yet, maybe 30 miles total so far.

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Had a local shop do the install, they had some issues breaking one of my ABS lines unfortunately. All is good easy fix, however I was checking my kdss setup and I see some liquid around the ring on the left side of the truck.

How worried should I be? The shop is pretty low key so I don't expect them to be equipped to handle this (they weren't super familiar with KDSS)

It's the gasket on the right side, I'm worried that this will be an insanely expensive fix, I haven't noticed any issues driving it yet, maybe 30 miles total so far.

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Looks like that's the passenger side sway bar bushing. That side does not have the KDSS piston so there's nothing to be worried about. Your bushing just looks like it has grease or oil on it, looks ok to me.
 
Well I hoped they did the install correctly and you don't get any KDSS lean. They should have set it on a flat surface and balanced out the system.

Hopefully you also got an alignment. You should then get another alignment probably 10 k down the road as the suspension may settle some. If you don't it can jack up your tires pretty fast.
 

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