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My right front strut must of gotten some moisture inside it. Whenever the temperature drops into the teens it freezes up. My rear KYB shocks are only a year old and even they are rather stiff. The only real "bounce" I can get if from the left strut. The struts are old. They were in the car when I got it 5+ years ago and were seeming to work fine up until now. Should I just let it go until the spring when I have time to fix it; or could this do some serious suspension damage. I figured about 17-20 degrees and it loosens up, but it's been below zero every night and I park outside. I may have several more weeks of this really cold weather.
Any suggestions other than heating them up.
Ben
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