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VIEW    READ ONLY    PRINT   SAVE   A    A  Should I replace rear springs when replacing shocks? (850Wagon) 850 posted by  db on  Wed Sep 17 15:18 CST 2003 Author: [PROFILE] [EVERY POST] [THREADS] [BEST POSTS]     [IGNORE ALL POSTS] last visit: Sat Nov 21 22:16 CST 2009 [RELATED] IPD makes heavy duty coil springs. Replacement is usually determined by a combination of miles and how loaded it is and how often. Springs lose there effectiveness over time (and exposure to elements...like salt, etc). Usually if it has been over 100K and you carry people all the time/cargo they will be ready for replacement...but not necessary. If it looks like it is hanging lower, that could give indication too. Mark this post as an answer to my question<- Use this feature to mark quality replies to your post. Select, copy to buffer, and paste anywhere: <a href="http://www.brickboard.com/AWD/volvo/686229/850/replace_rear_springs_replacing_shocks_850wagon.html ">Should I replace rear springs when replacing shocks? (850Wagon)</a>

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• Should I replace rear springs when replacing shocks? (850Wagon) [850][1995]
  posted by  steve s  on Thu Sep 18 01:21 CST 2003 > V
  • Should I replace rear springs when replacing shocks? (850Wagon) [850][1995]
    posted by  ecmiller  on Thu Sep 18 15:20 CST 2003 > V
    • Should I replace rear springs when replacing shocks? (850Wagon) [850][1995]
      posted by  someone claiming to be renroye  on Thu Sep 18 18:07 CST 2003 > V

• Should I replace rear springs when replacing shocks? (850Wagon) [850]
  posted by  db  on Wed Sep 17 15:18 CST 2003 > V

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