For several years, I was driving with what clearly became poor
rear suspension and reduced clearance. This only started to
become apparent about 4 or 5 years ago. The vehicle was only
about 9 yrs old then.
This is what a $3500+ repair gave me:
https://photos.kolico.ca/tmp/rav4-before-n-after.jpg
This is what a $3500+ repair gave me:
https://photos.kolico.ca/tmp/rav4-before-n-after.jpg
Holy crap - I can't believe how much you can see the change
in height! It was expensive enough!! Glad you got that
issue sorted, I bet it drives a lot better now, huh?
Holy crap - I can't believe how much you can see the change
in height!
Yes.. almost feels like driving a completely different machine.
But it surprises me that the rear coils gave out like they did,
and not the front ones where a whole lot more weight (the
engine) resides.
Well... I think all the energy, and therefore weight, ends
up on the rear axle - it makes sense to me that the rear
ones went out worse than the fronts... its where all that
momentum ends up.
Well... I think all the energy, and therefore weight, ends
up on the rear axle - it makes sense to me that the rear
ones went out worse than the fronts... its where all that
momentum ends up.
It's back to the shop for an inspection. A couple of the brakes/calipers are not applying evenly across the rotors.
Corrosion easily begins in those exposed areas.
One front rotor:
http://photos.kolico.ca/tmp/r1b-IMG_20210629.jpg http://photos.kolico.ca/tmp/r1a-IMG_20210629.jpg
One rear rotor:
http://photos.kolico.ca/tmp/r2-IMG_20210629.jpg
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