Awesome solution. We need more of these type of solutions rather than being such a disposable society. I'll give it a try. Had to replace my spider arm and worried about the shocks. After seeing a ton of bad reviews on new shocks I was trying to figure out how you test them. You not only provided a good solution to fix, but also better info on how much resistance they should have, and the the great advice about ensuring all are within a similar tolerance to each other. Thank you Sir!
You sir are an absolute legend! Thank you. This will save me the hassle of waiting for shocks to drive and paying for them.
Awesome solution. We need more of these type of solutions rather than being such a disposable society.
I'll give it a try. Had to replace my spider arm and worried about the shocks. After seeing a ton of bad reviews on new shocks I was trying to figure out how you test them. You not only provided a good solution to fix, but also better info on how much resistance they should have, and the the great advice about ensuring all are within a similar tolerance to each other. Thank you Sir!
Ive neverthoight about making sure they where all withing one pound of eachother. That makes perfect sence
I hope this will work on my Maytag Neptune washer.
I will try this today and let you know jow it went
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Amazing if only I could reach them through the small hole they put on machines these days
You may have to take the front of the machine off. My AEG wa like that
There is a trick to getting the plastic pins out. You push a 12mm socket to push the tab in .mor squeeze with pliers while pulling