1997cobracommander
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It appears my shock is busted has anyone ever had this problem with toytec boss coilover
toytec boss coilover leaking
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1997cobracommander
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1997cobracommander
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Take a paper towel and clean the shaft along with the area where the shaft enters the shock body. Check it again in a couple days. If it is wet then It's probably just a failing seal. Many shocks weep a little oil, but sometimes it can be hard to determine what is excessive. Is there any oil on the top inch of the shock body? Someone on TW had a Boss fail within days of install so this isn't the first.
Is there a nitrogen port or valve on those, if so do you have a way to check the psi? Or are they disposable shocks akin to the Bilstein 5100's they spec in everything else.
Is there a nitrogen port or valve on those, if so do you have a way to check the psi? Or are they disposable shocks akin to the Bilstein 5100's they spec in everything else.
1997cobracommander
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Hey thanks guys for the tips appreciate the response!!
I was also emailing the guys at toytec, and they are gonna send me a brand new coilover. They where very fast and apologized for the inconvenience. I did have to send them a few pictures as it did get worst.
I'm just happy they corrected the problem and stood true to there warranty!!
I was also emailing the guys at toytec, and they are gonna send me a brand new coilover. They where very fast and apologized for the inconvenience. I did have to send them a few pictures as it did get worst.
I'm just happy they corrected the problem and stood true to there warranty!!
preacher35
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Toytec is pretty damned good at customer service, in my experience. I am very happy with them and, accordingly, I will be ordering more products from them!
